Liu Fu transmigrated to ancient times, where he met an unlucky fellow named Zhao Huo. He felt that the guy was always plotting something against him, so he very much wanted to keep his distance. But his body had other ideas: he couldn’t help drawing closer to Zhao Huo and caring about him. In the end, Liu Fu realized there was no escaping, even if he wanted to.
Zhao Huo was unlucky in every sense of the word. Although he was born into the royal family of the Great Qin, his birth killed his birth mother. At three, he supposedly caused the death of his consort mother, who had swapped the prince with a civet cat. At five, he caused the death of the wet nurse who had stayed faithfully by his side. The palace maids and eunuchs who served him were either killed or injured. At his wits’ end, the emperor personally named him Huo, meaning calamity. Zhao Huo thought his life would go on like this forever, but then, when he was eight, a five-year-old little lucky charm arrived and said he would take Zhao Huo home. From then on, Zhao Huo had a home.
