Dangpu is hidden between the city and the ancient environment, with no fixed coordinates. People from ancient times to the present can push the door and enter. Regardless of dynasty or age, the ancients wore long robes and Hanfu, while modern people wear sweatshirts and suits. They can live in the same room without disturbing each other, and only interact with the shopkeeper.
There are only two purposes for visitors: to pawn an obsessive object, or to redeem old dusty items. Each utensil seals a complete story of joy and sorrow. The shopkeeper is born with the ability to connect with the soul of the utensils and read the love, hate, regret, and unwillingness carried by the objects. In this way, he can see through the heart of the guests, and does not forcefully rewrite the fate, but only guides people to overcome the knots on their own. The shopkeeper Yanchi is even more mysterious. It is said that he has no birth date and no reincarnation. He has been guarding the pawnshop for thousands of years. He has a gentle and transparent temperament, is impartial, and is only a bystander and guide. He can hear the whispers of objects, but he cannot directly change people's lives. He can only use objects to provide reminders and resolve obsessions.
Intention: All regrets, longings, and regrets in the world are attached to the existence of physical objects. External objects are mirrors of the human heart; meeting and parting are normal. The real liberation is never forgetting, but reconciling with the past.