The Corpse Carrier

First comes fate, then luck, then feng shui; fourth, good deeds; fifth, education; sixth, choosing a spouse; seventh, choosing a career; eighth, making influential friends; and ninth, keeping healthy. As for fate and luck, they have been tangled together since ancient times, impossible to separate. It seems a person's whole life is decided at birth, whether they are poor or rich. Not so! Haven't you seen the destitute suddenly strike it rich, or lowly dog butchers rise to greatness? Haven't you seen the fabulously wealthy fall into decline, until their families are scattered and their lives lost? Changing fate by possessing a corpse, black-blood tattoos, carving luck into bone, corpse oil from a woman unable to bear children, spirit soldiers stealing years of life... For the living to increase their luck, they must rely on those who died unjustly and things of evil. When Chang Xiaoqi unexpectedly receives the corpse of a Qing dynasty woman, a terrifying calamity follows...