My Paper Effigies Bridge the Worlds of Yin and Yang

In an old residential neighborhood, there is a shop with no sign. It sells paper offerings and funeral supplies, and its owner, Tang Xing, is a young and beautiful woman. One day, she receives a package containing a photograph, a bracelet, and a small bell. Who sent them? But after she puts on the bracelet, her life changes completely. The paper offerings she makes can be sold not only to people, but also to ghosts. As long as they can pay, she can sell her wares to both the living and the dead. She had all but given up hope of ever finding her father, but then news of him suddenly surfaces. Following the clues in the photograph, she sets out to find him. A single deal brings her two of the most important friends of her life. As she searches for her father, they too are searching for something. But both friends have extraordinarily strange backgrounds. With a common goal, they join forces to explore ancient tombs, venture into deserted forests, dive into the depths of the sea, and cross snow-covered mountains. In the end, however, she discovers that she is nothing more than a pawn in someone else’s scheme. A pact made with the devil must eventually come at a price. (The history mentioned in this novel is entirely fictional, with some parts invented. Please don’t try to match it to real events, and don’t take it as fact.)