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Lin Ye's life can be summed up in two words: unlucky. Just after being laid off by an unscrupulous company, he was hit on the head with a marble business license dropped from the sky and sent to the underworld. He thought that he would be done with it if he died, but when he first arrived at Guibao Land, he received a sky-high bill of three million hell coins - entry fee, Huangquan Road usage fee, spiritual energy absorption fee... There were so many items that he was stunned! Brother Gui Cha gave a thoughtful recommendation: "Don't have cash? It doesn't matter! Learn more about 'reincarnation loan' and 'afterlife loan'? The interest is not high. You can pay it back slowly by working in your next life~" Lin Ye looked at the jet-black "murder weapon" business license that he passed through with him in his hand, and then looked at the surrounding mountains and seas of ghosts, the blue ocean market in the underworld where both material and spiritual resources were extremely scarce, and a crazy idea came to him: Repay the loan? What a fart! I want to earn back these three million in this underworld! So, outside Fengdu City, at Naihe Bridge, an extremely outrageous stall opened. Xiaoman's Underworld Department Store Main business: Wangchuan water craft beer, Bianhua lipstick, VR Wangxiangtai immersive experience, writing love letters (to Po Meng), arranging reincarnation number (expedited VIP channel), Yangjian Internet celebrity snacks (spicy strips, snail noodles are in limited supply)... Acquisition: Unresolved obsessions, lifetime memories, strange underworld souvenirs (barter supported)! With business thinking that is thousands of years ahead of the underworld and a strange business license that seems to be able to absorb "good reviews" and turn them into power, Lin Ye's business is in full swing.

"The Story of a Wooden Comb" is an affectionate work that spans sixty years. It uses a handmade wooden comb as a clue to connect a timeless love affair that was washed away and reunited by the torrent of the times. In an old alley in Suzhou in 1957, Lin Xiaomei, an 18-year-old textile worker, and Gu Changming, a student from the Academy of Fine Arts, met under a locust tree and promised each other a lifetime. However, family differences and family responsibilities forced the lovers to separate. She married as a married woman, and he left for a foreign land. Only the wooden comb engraved with lotus flowers became the only witness of youthful love. Eighteen years later, fate brought them together again. At this time, she was a single mother who had lost her husband, and he was a successful university professor. The two people seem to be completely different from each other, but they still cannot resist the deep love deep in their hearts. However, the prejudice of the times, the obstruction of family, and the torture of illness made their love path full of thorns. From black hair to white hair, from locust blossoms falling to locust blossoms blooming, they spent their whole lives waiting to interpret what "the cattails are as tough as silk, and the rock does not shift". This work depicts the ups and downs of fate and undying love of ordinary people in a special era with delicate and gentle brushstrokes. It is not only a story about waiting and perseverance, but also a hymn dedicated to all souls who believe in true love and have the courage to persevere. When you open this book, you will surely burst into tears for that period of deep love that has been forgotten by the times, and you will believe in your tears that true love can transcend time and space and be eternal.

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