All the Beauties in the City Owe Me a Favor

After his father died in a car accident, Zhou Ye inherited a leaky office, a debt of 8.7 Million, and a strange "Book of Favors". As long as someone really thinks they owe him once, their name will appear on the account, and Zhou Ye can temporarily borrow the other person's best skills. Wine appreciation, first aid, driving, negotiation, treasure appraisal - he solved desperate situations for each woman, from a shabby shop on Changle Street to the highest card table in the city. But Zhou Ye soon discovered: the more others owed him, the stronger he became; when the debt turned into equal friendship or love, the corresponding account page would be blank. And Shen Guanlan of Worry-Free City Services is putting a clear price tag on his promise to everyone in the city. If you want to be omnipotent, you must let everyone owe you; if you want to be truly loved, you must let everyone be free. Is what Zhou Ye ultimately wants to accept, the favor of a city, or the sincerity of those women who don't owe him?