My Life Selling Knives on Credit

Zhou Yang transmigrates into a small village called Guan Village. Cut off from the outside world, with neighbors who all get along, it seems like a secluded paradise.

Though his two daily meals are hardly appetizing, and his parents and siblings love eating uncooked rice and raw food, Zhou Yang has little interest in satisfying his palate. He can live with simple fare.

Yet whenever Zhou Yang opens the Ledger of Knives Sold on Credit that came with him, he keeps collecting the last words of the dead.

Every one of them died in Guan Village.

Their causes of death vary wildly, but the manner of their deaths is always the same.

They all died after having their internal organs ripped out.

And the ones who ripped out their organs are the very neighbors Zhou Yang sees as kind and friendly.

Little by little, Zhou Yang discovers that most of the "people" in Guan Village are not the real humans he thought they were.

"They're all ghosts!"

"I'm the only living person left here!"