Trick Account

When Shen Yan took over his grandfather's used goods store, he thought he was just a night watchman. Until I opened the secret book by myself, the first stroke was recorded - borrowed: Shen Yan, owed: seven years of Yangshou. Those who died violently, those who were unwilling to accept it, and those who were sealed off all owed a debt. The clock that cries at night owes a death knell that has not sounded, and the biting bronze mirror owes a life that is pressed under the mirror. Shen Yan can "check the accounts" and see through what rules they abide by; he can also "settle the accounts" and let them settle the case peacefully. He didn't answer when he was a child, he didn't look at it when he was ugly, and he didn't open the box when he was yin. If the rules are followed, people will live. But on the last page of the account book, there are two words: General Ledger. Before his death, his grandfather held his wrist and uttered only half a sentence - "The general ledger cannot be balanced, so don't touch it, leave it to..." He's not catching ghosts. He was repaying an old debt for a city that would sooner or later cost him his life.