My Credit-Knife Life

Zhou Yang transmigrates to a small village called Guancun, a place cut off from the outside world where neighbors live in friendly harmony, just like a paradise untouched by the world. Although the two meals each day are not particularly tasty, and his parents and brothers enjoy uncooked rice and raw food, Zhou Yang does not crave culinary pleasures and can accept simpler fare. However, whenever Zhou Yang opens the Credit-Knife Ledger that came with him, he can always collect the final words of some of the dead. All of these dead people perished in Guancun. Their causes of death are strange and varied, but the manner of their deaths is always the same. They all died after their organs were gouged out. The ones who gouged out their organs are the friendly, kindhearted neighbors and fellow villagers in Zhou Yang’s eyes. Zhou Yang gradually realizes that most of the “people” in Guancun are not the real humans he thought they were. “They’re all ghosts!” “I’m the only living person left here!”