Yang Shoudai: I Work in a Funeral Home to Pay Off My Debts

Lin Du was forced into a desperate situation by sky-high medical debt. In desperation, he signed a "fatal" contract with a funeral home. His job is to deal with the bodies of those who have strong "unfulfilled wishes" and help them rest in peace. ——There are no ghosts here, only the filthy "stagnation" caused by the accumulation of negative emotions in the city. ——There is no gift here, only equal exchange: if you want to unblock Yin and Yang, you have to use your own life as fuel. ——There is no savior here, only one who is good at calculation. Between "money" and "life", he uses his own rational calculation to find the most cost-effective way to survive. So, the core of the story is: A migrant worker (sludger) who originally wanted to survive and repay his debts was forced to grow into an "urban doctor" (ecological balancer) who faced the city's underlying chronic diseases. This is the ultimate challenge to bend the rules with life as a bargaining chip. When the goodwill and memory of the whole city were reawakened by him, he paid far more than his own life. One sentence summary: This is the story of how a laborer who paid off his debts discovered that he was actually an "urban ecological restorer" and was forced to use his life to correct a century-old tragedy.