Due to the epidemic, the merchant could not renew the lease, and the landlord forced to lock the door. How about decorating hundreds of thousands?

If the landlord wants to take advantage, you can ask the landlord to compensate you.

The lessee and the lessor have agreed on the decoration, and when the contract is terminated, the people's court shall deal with it separately according to the following circumstances:

1. If the Lessee requests the Lessor to compensate for the loss of the decoration salvage value during the remaining lease period due to the Lessor's breach of contract, it shall be supported.

2. If the lessee cancels the contract due to breach of contract, and the lessee requests the lessor to compensate for the loss of decoration salvage value during the remaining lease period, it will not be supported. However, if the lessor agrees to use it, it shall give appropriate compensation within the scope of use value.

3. If the contract is terminated due to both parties' breach of contract, both parties shall bear corresponding responsibilities for the loss of decoration salvage value during the remaining lease period.

4. If the contract is terminated due to reasons not attributable to both parties, the loss of decoration residual value during the remaining lease period shall be shared by both parties in accordance with the principle of fairness. Where there are other provisions in the law, such provisions shall prevail.

It's best to negotiate first, because the landlord also has the right to refuse your decoration and let you return to the original state.