Introduction to the book "Double Crossing of Two Realms"
Introduction to the book owner:
In the first version, Wang Jingyuan owed 200,000 yuan and was forced to desperation by debt collection. That night, the old wardrobe in the rental house rang.
Behind the cabinet is not a wall, but an ancient dynasty whose name has not been found: severe drought, food shortage, salt as valuable as gold, and human life as thin as paper.
One day in ancient times, one day in modern times.
Carrying sugar, salt, soap, and all the calculations forced by debt, he started with money for a bowl of wontons and sold them all the way to salt brands, grain roads, hospitals, and literary names. When he came back, he had to answer calls from modern times: his mother asked him if he had eaten, and his aunt cried and scolded him, and the collector said that he must pay back the money today.
The door gives him a way and also keeps accounts.
The more people you save, the heavier the debt will be.
Wang Jingyuan wanted to live, he wanted to pay off his debts, and he even wanted to change the rule of taking the bill so that he had the final say.
Version two, short hook version:
Others traveled across time to become kings, while he traveled across time to repay his debts.
On the left is modern debt collection: blasting address books, parents and aunts, minimum payments.
On the right are ancient disasters: selling sugar, transporting grain, opening salt licenses, rescuing epidemics, burning literary names, and controlling floods.
The time in the two worlds is upside down. He uses an hour in the modern world to pry away a day in the ancient world, and he also spends a life in the ancient world to pay a debt in the modern world.
Everyone thought he was making a fortune. Only the old wardrobe door knew: it was keeping accounts.