[Unit Drama/Fantasy/Healing/Micro Terror]
On a rainy night, a strange shop called "Du'ezhai" suddenly appeared at the end of the alley.
The shop owner is charming and charming, wearing a cheongsam, and claims to only do "fair trade."
We don't accept gold or silver here, only your most precious things.
Some people choose to disappear for love, some give up happiness for family affection, and some put on shackles for justice.
Is it the suffering in the world that Du'e Zhai is trying to overcome, or the greed and anger of people?
When the transaction ends, are the prices paid really worth it? Do you regret your choice?
Reading Guide
1. Unit drama format, each story is independent and has a hidden main line.
2. The heroine is powerful and mysterious, she is not a virgin, she acts both righteously and evilly.
3. There are elements of micro-terrorism, but the core is healing and human redemption.
Intention: Dialectical thinking about "gain and loss" and the redemption of human nature.
The story uses the fantasy setting of "equivalent exchange" to explore people's choices in desperate situations. The protagonists seem to have lost their lives, memories, and faces... But in fact they gain inner relief, the fulfillment of family ties, or justice through giving up. It aims to express that true salvation does not come from charity from external forces, but from the courage to face pain and make sacrifices; only by letting go of obsession can we gain new life.