The Yin-Yang Pawnshop

In the old city's ancient street, at number ninety-nine, Canyun runs a pawnshop that no one dares to enter. The century-old rules remain unchanged: no gold, no silver, no worldly currency. Only pawns—human life, luck, future, love, conscience, reincarnation, and karmic calamities. Mortals crave life, wealth, love, and fate. Spirits seek passage, redemption, regret, and return. The underworld seeks calamity, concealment, fate, and the Way. Everything has a price; karma can be repaid. Young Canyun manages this forbidden pawnshop, making the fairest deals between yin and yang. You dare to give up, I dare to take. What you seek, I will repay. Until one day, he discovers that what he has been pawning is never the karma of sentient beings, but the fate of all heavens.