Spiritual Qi Revival: At Six, I Collect Rent from My Creditor Across the Worlds of Yin and Yang

In the third year of spiritual qi revival, the world descends into an absurd play, half new and half old. In the northern town of Liuhe, which has become a "spiritual eye," all legal rights to the land and its spiritual qi belong to a six-year-old boy who still needs a baby bottle: Lin Zhaomei.

Awakened to the "mortgage" ability, he becomes the youngest and most fearsome creditor in the heart of the spiritual eye zone. Clutching an old, yellowed deed to his ancestral property, and surrounded by the clatter of an ancient abacus and the whispers of the dead, he enforces a set of unquestionable rules in his childish voice. Whether they are supernatural tenants seeking spiritual qi, descendants who rose to power thanks to their ancestral inheritance, or spirits nurtured by spiritual qi underground, they all have to pay rent, management fees, or "nourishment fees" on time. Pay late? The "Ancestral Managers," slumbering deep within the Lin family home, will visit your dreams to collect, or even come in person to "negotiate."

While collecting "spiritual qi surcharges" at kindergarten, Lin Zhaomei works with the spirits of his great-grandfather and great-grandmother to settle old accounts between the living and the dead. He even reorganizes the bloody grudges of history and turns them into a force that protects the town. With an old ledger that never runs out of pages and an abacus whose beads never stop moving, he quietly builds a unique "underworld of debt" for Liuhe Town amid the tide of spiritual qi revival.