Late at night in the city, there is a pawn shop hidden in Wutong Lane that is only open at midnight. The owner, Lin Sijun, abides by an iron rule: only collect future time and leave the past untouched; if you pawn too much, it will disappear transparently. She used time as a bargaining chip and witnessed countless people using the rest of their lives to redeem their regrets - saving their loved ones, realizing old dreams, and saving love. Every customer is a human game, and every transaction hides a high-energy reversal. Lin Sijun walks between cold eyes and empathy. The mystery of his life experience and the origin of the pawn shop are gradually revealed with each transaction. There is no system, no cheating, only absolute rules and ultimate choices: How much of the future are you willing to spend to start over again in one moment?
Intention: Use time as a scale to weigh desires and conscience; in equivalent exchange, write redemption and regret.