Memory Pawn Shop: Cinnamon Returns to the Moon

No. 73, West Lane, hides a memory pawn shop that no one knows about. Everyone in the world can pawn their memories in exchange for worldly perfection. The price is to empty out a period of life, and from then on, the love will be shallow, the heart will be empty, and there will be no place to return. A car accident puts the girl An Xian Yue on the brink of life and death. In exchange for the safety of her family, she personally pawned her most precious ten years of childhood and all the tender past about her grandmother. She survived, and her family was safe and sound, but her world lost its warmth, she couldn't taste sweetness, couldn't feel warmth, and lived like a numb, empty shell. In order to redeem her lost memories and regain her complete self, she became an apprentice at a pawn shop and witnessed countless people's choices and obsessions: some people pawned their lifelong love in exchange for the health of their loved ones, some people pawned half their lives' love and hate in exchange for stability for the rest of their lives, and everyone was loved and willing to sacrifice themselves. Nine obsessive transactions, nine stages of joys and sorrows in the world. An Xianyue sees through the hearts of others through the choices of others, and slowly uncovers the truth of her family's transactions - her parents have secretly pawned their daughter's deep love in exchange for her resurrection. The family silently sacrificed for each other, owed each other and guarded each other through the years. When the deal came to an end and all the memories returned, she finally regained the cinnamon fragrance of her grandmother and the tenderness of childhood, and regained the fireworks and hot sincerity in the world. At the same time, she also glimpsed the fateful regrets of Shen Yanzhi, the owner of the pawn shop, which spanned a century. Some people pawn their lives to seek perfection, while some people stay behind and wait for their return. It turns out that the best relief is never to forget, but to live well with all regrets and tenderness, living up to the past and living up to what you love.