Wear Books in the 70S, My Pawn Shop Can Pawn Everything

In the firewood shed in the 1970s, Cheng Zhaodi, who was covered in whip marks, died. When he opened his eyes again, inside his body was Cheng Yunli, the pawnshop owner of the 21st century. Also waking up with her was the "Ancient and Modern Pawn Shop". The original owner left behind memories of dying, scars all over his body, and a reputation as a "bastard". The cold transaction sound of the system immediately sounded: "Pawn painful memories in exchange for anti-inflammatory ointment." "Pawn your coffee dependence and exchange it for a lock-picking hairpin." ——She is familiar with this business. She escaped from the cannibal Cheng family and hid in the county town. On the surface, she is the orphan Cheng Zhaodi, but secretly she is the owner of the "Ancient and Modern Pawn Shop". People pawned family ties, luck, and memories in exchange for food stamps and shelter; she took away her adoptive mother's "son's future" and her elder brother's "evil thoughts" as bargaining chips for survival. Until the mystery of his life experience emerges, the twin brothers approach with hostility, and the contract left by his father reappears... Only then did Cheng Yunli realize that he was the most critical collateral in this transaction that spanned time and space. When pure love comes, the system warns: Accepting it means that he will pawn his "self". The ultimate rule of the pawn shop is cold and ruthless: only pawn in, no redemption. Cheng Yunli stroked the trading scale. If rules are inherently unfair—— She rewrote everything with her own hands. From an abandoned girl in the woodshed to the master of the scales who controls the value of all things. This is the most dangerous transaction about loss, gain and awakening.