Above the Cracks, Word for Word

Shen Yanzhou can see the words on all things. The door says "Asleep", the medical record says "Unfinished", and the old, unsharpened knife says "Bearing Load". He can still change. Change [closed] to [ajar] and the door will open, at the cost of a headache that will make you kneel down. Until he was in an abandoned hospital and took over a bill that had been pending for thirty years. The old scale that weighs the soul, the red rope that locks the body, the empty wedding banquet with eight pairs of bowls and chopsticks, old things come to the door one after another. Every time I change a word, there is something to remember his scent.