Life is full of taboos. Three meals a day, going out, sitting or lying down, buying or renting, in short, there are taboos for everything from eating and drinking to answering nature’s call...
If you accidentally break certain taboos in your daily life, the consequences may be mild, with bad luck dogging your steps, or severe, with your family torn apart and your life destroyed!
Have you ever had a stretch of particularly bad luck? You can’t get a good hand at cards and keep losing, you step in dog poop while out walking, and you run into pickpockets on the bus. Nothing goes your way, and even a glass of water seems to go down the wrong way. Meanwhile, you have no idea why.
If life could be replayed like a movie, you might discover that before your unlucky streak began, you did one or more things that broke a taboo and brought bad luck your way...
I was fascinated by the first hundred or so chapters, but when I turned into Xiao Mo later, I really didn't want to read it at all. . . My mind was filled with Chen Xiangsi, and I couldn't find the follow-up for a long time. .