I run an ancestral pawn shop, and my grandfather set a rule when he started it: only evil things will be collected. Whenever an item is collected, it must be fortune-telling for the customer free of charge, so as to offset the original value of the item.
After treatment, evil objects can change the fate of ordinary people, improve their positions, and relieve bad luck. Over the years, I have collected many evil objects, such as the golden clavicle of a prostitute after her death, the blood-colored face hidden in an ancient tree, the evil coffin of immortality floating around the Yellow River, as well as the hundred-bone corpse sculpture, the human-skinned Yama, and the tomb of the Rat King. However, I found that "things" are not inherently good or evil, but the greedy desires of the human heart cannot be satisfied...
