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In A-City, mirrors don't show your face. They show what you've taken from someone else.
Lin Zhao works at the Third Hospital, where missing organs become "medical necessity," unexplained losses become paperwork, and debts can be transferred to people who never agreed to carry them.
Then her father jumps from 472nd to first on the transplant list.
Lin signs the source-confidential form anyway.
The kidney saves his life. But it brings something the paperwork never mentioned: the emotional trace of another woman-and her attachment to a seven-year-old daughter.
As Lin begins following the ledger, she discovers that A-City's miracles all have hidden collateral. Sleep, loyalty, guilt, childhood, courage, even love can be bought.
The price is simply paid somewhere else.
Across twelve interconnected episodes, Mirror Debt: Thief City follows the people who benefit, the people forced to carry the cost, and the institutions built to declare a debt "settled" long before the human consequences are gone.
Some debts can be repaid.
Others can only be acknowledged.