The Pawnshop Owner: Storms Rise in Panlong

It's obviously a pawn shop, but every transaction doesn't involve any negotiation of life or death, nor does it discuss interest or the price of redemption.

Forehead. . . In the eyes of the Lord of Death, the protagonist is just an ant with a secret that interests her. Now that she is interested, it is reasonable to propose a bet. The protagonist proposes a bet and she agrees. . . . This plot is really bloody, I dreamed back to ten years ago. . .

Ah, I read Chapter 6 and I didn't understand it! !

Some suggestions: 1 As a pawnshop owner, you can play the trick of a profiteer and completely lower the price. The other party doesn't know your talent anyway. Your protagonist looks like a program and lacks some humanity. 2 For artifacts of the same level, divine power is not that important to god-level ones. Similar to No. 8 Pawn Shop, if a customer wants to pawn something, in addition to what he can take out, he must also have something he cherishes in exchange for it. 3 Cast a wide net. There are many people with strong desires in the divine plane. For example, a low-level god who just came from the material plane may also have high talents, and all he wants is godhood or higher-level artifacts. You can set up an automated service program or puppet to receive ordinary customers.

These chapters are indeed very discouraging and make people feel unmotivated.

Another Panlong fanfic, really good! Try to write more! Heavenly beings can go to worlds such as the Supreme Being, the Swallowing Starry Sky, and the Transformation of Stars.

Is the river picture in the introduction the one in Destiny?