Yin Yang Secondhand Store

Hidden in the old alley of Nancheng is a second-hand goods store that no one dares to approach late at night. There are ordinary fireworks during the day, selling old things from the world; the door opens at midnight to store the obsessions of the world. The owner Shen Yan, who is born with yin and yang eyes, guards the ancestral old shop, catching ghosts, exorcising evil spirits, and collecting old objects that haunt people's hearts, carry regrets, and create strange things. The old dressing table swallows up the sincerity, the old lamp locks up the soul of those who stay up late, the old wardrobe hides half-life resentment, and the old letters trap the missed love. Everyone in the world is afraid of ghosts and monsters, but little do they know that the most harmful things are always the obsessions that cannot be released, the regrets that cannot be let go, and the self that is unwilling to accept. Behind every discarded old thing is a heart-wrenching story about various aspects of the human world: the self-consumption of appearance and anxiety, the overdraft of life due to involvement in the workplace, the lifelong shackles of the original family, the obsessive sinking of love that cannot be achieved... Each piece of it is realized in reality, reflecting the hearts of the people. Here, the weirdness ranges from mindless to terrifying, and the cause and effect are all traceable. Accompanying Shen Yan was Zhou Xiaodao, a wild Taoist whose spells were in and out of control and whose mind was in and out of consciousness. He is afraid of ghosts and has a tough mouth, and loves to chatter. He is responsible for the laughter and sobering quotes throughout the whole process, providing the only warmth from fireworks in the biting cold. By resolving an obsession, Shen Yan can gain a glimpse of Yin and Yang, gain a glimpse of human nature, and steadily walk on the Yin and Yang paths; by resolving a regret, he can see clearly the illusion of the world, and realize the cycle of life and death. Used goods have a price, obsession is priceless, yin and yang are regulated, and cause and effect are paid. I don't open a shop to make a living, I open a shop to get rid of the regrets of the unrest in the world. ——Thinking about Chinese folklore is extremely scary | Unit independent weird stories | Resonance with realistic human nature | The contrast is funny