The Last Appraiser at the Pawn Shop

Lu Ming is the last appraiser of Hengsheng Pawn Shop. This old shop passed down from the Guangxu period is his only anchor point in the city. He makes a living by appraising old things for others, and his life is as quiet as the ashes on the counter. Until the demolition team of Hongyuan Real Estate removed the hinges of the century-old door panel and slapped a purchase agreement in front of him - if he didn't sign within three days, the shop would disappear. He should have signed. But he found a copper coin in the gap of the counter floor, with two words cast on the back: Hengsheng. The moment his fingertips touched the copper coins, he saw something he shouldn't have seen: Qian Bainian, the main culprit in the "11.27 Bank robbery" thirty years ago, appeared on the corporate bulletin board of Hongyuan Real Estate three days ago. A person who was "killed for resisting arrest" in the official report is still alive. From this moment on, Lu Ming was dragged into a web that spanned thirty years. His master was the driver of the robbery. His father did not die in a car accident but personally planned the entire robbery and hid the main culprit. A young man claiming to be Qian Bainian's son came to the door, and a demolition lawyer named Su Xiaotang hid the most critical evidence in the wall of his shop. Everyone is looking for the same thing - the true whereabouts of the 30 million stolen money. And Lu Ming discovered that the only clue to tracking the stolen money was engraved on the copper coin in his palm. He can read the memories sealed in old objects by touching them, but every time he uses this ability, there will be another crack in the copper coin. Cracks run through the word "Hengsheng", like some kind of countdown. What will happen when the copper coin is completely broken into pieces?