Buddhism speaks of seven treasures: gold, silver, glass, coral, amber, giant clam shell, and agate. As the largest pawnshop in the Li Dynasty, Seven Treasures Pavilion lives up to its name. It welcomes guests with everything it has and records all the stories under heaven. Unlike other pawnshops, here you can pawn anything from rare treasures and the classic texts of noble families to amusing tales from the streets.
Yan Shu, known to the world as the Jade Glass Young Master, is the youngest pavilion master of Seven Treasures Pavilion, and naturally has something that sets him apart. His skin is as fair as jade, his eyes as dark as onyx. His glances are full of feeling, and he is always smiling when he speaks. His natural charm is all in his brows, while the countless feelings in his heart gather at the corners of his eyes. As the saying goes, even a father may fear the younger generation, and no man should underestimate a young man.
In a world of turmoil and uncertainty, Yan Shu is only seventeen, yet he relies on his own strength to survive amid the treacherous court and martial world. He was a drifting duckweed, swept along without a place to call home. Little did he expect that, along his long journey, he would find someone to walk beside him for the rest of his life.
Theme: Through the ebb and flow of life, never lose sight of your original intentions
