The Qi Reader: Collecting Debts for Heaven in 1990

Wei Jie died the night he was sealed in the Pillow Mountain Well. When he opened his eyes, he was back on July 15, 1990—one day before his father Wei Shouzhuo was set up and killed. In his previous life, Wei Shouzhuo had read feng shui for the Zhou family of the county town, and from then on, every step was wrong, leading to his death two years later. Wei Jie struggled for fifty years before he saw who his enemies really were. This time, he came back with two things: foresight—treasury bonds, subscription warrants, stock market trends—and a pair of yin-yang eyes that could see vengeful spirits and the aura of death. From then on, he made money while collecting debts for the dead. A draftsman who drowned thirty years ago, a pharmacist who died on the operating table, a survivor who feigned madness for twenty-seven years... Behind every vengeful spirit that came to him was an unsettled account. And all the accounts, when traced to the end, pointed to one family and a mysterious building called Xuanjian Tower that had kept its secrets for a hundred years. The Zhou family thought money could make the devil turn the millstone? Sorry—this time, I'm collecting debts for heaven. From the county to the provincial capital, from the treasury bond war to the struggle over national mineral veins, he would make all debtors pay back with interest. — Description from novelcodex.org