Sanchakou Pawn Ticket

Chen Du, the undertaker at the funeral parlor, received the relic of his late father - a Republic of China pawn ticket. The rules on the ticket are strict: 1. One "female object" pawn must be completed every month. 2. Pawn needs to be mediated by "rules". 3. If you default, the proof of your "existence" will be taken away from you. The first negative thing he dealt with was an unclaimed "resentful corpse" in the museum that sat up on its own every night. From this, Chen Du stepped into the dark side shrouded by rules: The bride of the Republic of China combing her hair in the midnight mirror, the Tongzi Tower that follows the taboo of "as many stairs as you go upstairs and as many doors as you go downstairs", the earth spirit of a century-old locust tree that feeds on memories... He discovered that behind the pawn ticket was a game of three main votes. And the "votes" in his hand are just the beginning. At the end of the pawn, is it redemption or absolute pawn? When the "Bone Scavengers" organization attempts to tear up all the rules and release the imprisoned indescribable things, Chen Du must make a choice: become the writer of new rules, or become the last sacrifice of the old contract. Here, folk customs are rules and taboos are laws. And every time you pawn, you pay a price you can't imagine.