Corpse Mark on the Wrist: My Seven Hundred Days and Nights with the Dead Souls

Jiang Ye, a night watch intern at a funeral parlor, keeps the lights on for the dead for the last night. Until he took over a book that "keeps accounts" - every time an order is placed, the book automatically displays words, establishes a contract, and writes down a seven-day countdown. If the case is not solved within seven days, the person who established the contract will bear the crime, and the account will be collected with compound profits. From the morgue of the funeral home, to Yinshi, Yintu, Wangchuan, and then to Yuankou - Jiang Ye finally understood that this book did not record accounts of dead people, but a city's debt that had owed it for hundreds of years. The night watchman keeps watch, and the shepherd collects the debt. The seven-day diary is filled with the names of living people, page after page.