The God of Good Things

The God of Good ThingsSome debts transcend memory. Some promises never die.Yong-su is exhausted, broke, and one delivery away from calling it a night when a mysterious order appears on his screen-three bowls of bibimbap for an address that doesn't exist. But the pay is too good to refuse, and rent is due in three days.The route leads him out of neon-lit Seoul and into the mountains, where his scooter dies on a dirt road and his phone goes dark. At the end of a muddy path, he finds a forgotten shrine and a man with golden eyes who has been waiting twenty years for this delivery.A delivery Yong-su's mother promised to make when he was dying as a child.Now, as ancient gratitude collides with modern desperation, Yong-su must discover what happens when a forgotten god remembers what humans choose to forget-and whether some promises are worth more than gold.A haunting tale of faith and family, where the old spirits still listen and every delivery carries the weight of destiny.Perfect for readers who loved Pachinko, The Night Tiger, and The Tiger that Time Forgot