Debt Book

For the first seven nights, grandpa left Chen Mo three copper coins, an account book, and a line of words: "On the old street in the west of the city, the house where the third street light doesn't work will be delivered before midnight." Chen Mo pushed open the door, and there was a copy of "The General Record of Yin Debt" nailed to the wall. The account book stated that he owed three debts, the first of which was: three days to live. The only way to repay debts is to become a "yin wanderer" and settle the unpaid debts of creditors who are stranded between yin and yang during their lifetime. The vegetative person in the crematorium, the soul of an actor who has been alive for a hundred years in the old house, the river worker who was sacrificed alive under the bridge... Every time a debt is paid off, Chen Mo can live one more year. Until he saw in the deepest part of the account book, next to his grandfather's name, written in blood: "The debt is due, and the pledge is: the souls of the entire Chen family." The conditions for repaying this debt are only one line of small print: "With the soul of the current Yin wanderer, the Yin debt shop will be forever suppressed."