Thirteen Taibos Loyal to Chiang Kai-Shek

Jesus, thirteen. Believe in Jesus or Believe in Thirteen? Is thirteen a destiny that Jesus cannot escape, or is thirteen just a tool for Jesus to preach? People who believe in Christ believe in the omnipotence of Jesus and his kindness, and they will deliberately find someone to count, no matter how disgusting the person is, if there happen to be thirteen people at the meal. Chinese people have never cared much about Thirteen, and even like them a little. The distant ones are like the Thirteen Classics and Li Shimin's Thirteen Stick Monks, and the close ones are like the Ming Dynasty's Ming Tombs. Huang Feihong's Thirteen Aunts are bright-eyed and don't need to smile, and they have no words to understand. They are very lingering in the dreams of Chinese men. Chiang Kai-shek was Chinese, but he believed more in Christianity, and his Taibao happened to be thirteen as well. CPIC is not just Pacific Insurance. Taibao not only manages life and death, but also life and death. They took care of students, from Chiang Kai-shek's casual smile to Chiang Kai-shek's thunderous anger, they were as careful as a girl who loves beauty taking care of her shiny black hair. They also care about death. In the three realms and within the five elements, there are only those who are destined to die, and no one is spared. Chopping wood in the mountains and wearing hats in the rain were originally very common words, but in the Republic of China, when this word was first spoken, it may have become a different path between man and ghost, and between yin and yang. Kangze was slightly angry and bled for five steps; Zhaomin was furious and there were countless corpses. As ruthless as the Thirteen Taibos, can they escape their fate? If not, what is their destiny? If so, is it also a fate to escape?