The Seventh Kind of Transaction

Su Fangche, a psychiatrist, suddenly died of overwork. When he opened his eyes again, he became an emotional serf in the world of immortality. In this world, joy, anger, sorrow and joy are the currency. Three major sects monopolize everything: the Bliss Sect sells addictive happiness, the Compassion Villa acquires standardized sadness, and the Righteous Alliance makes money by inciting hatred. All living beings have become emotional tenants, being harvested, priced, and hollowed out. As the only sober person, Su Fangche returned to his old business and opened a free "psychological shelter". He does not use elixirs and talismans, but only uses cognitive therapy, exposure intervention and mindfulness meditation to help people quit emotional dependence and heal psychological trauma. As a result, he offended the giants and was denounced as "the devil who cuts off people's path to spiritual practice." It was not until the day of the siege that Su Fangche faced the enemy chiefs everywhere and finally revealed the truth: "You have stolen the hearts of three thousand years." "Happiness should be contagious, but you sell it as an orphan; sadness needs to flow, but you build a dam to block it; anger should be resolved, but you cultivate it into a feud." "This is not spiritual practice, this is the largest emotional fraud in the world." He ignited the new energy gathered by the Awakened. That is not happiness, anger, sadness, or fear, but the "awareness" when people see themselves clearly. This seventh emotion, which cannot be harvested or priced, has become the most deadly virus in the old world. The ultimate transaction about human hearts begins. Su Fangche's price tag is simple: "Use your stolen feelings in exchange for true freedom." "And the reward I want is-please, please be yourself completely." Since then, there is an iron rule in the world of immortality: emotions can be traded, but souls are priceless.