Liang Nanke has no fixed abode and keeps several bolt-holes. He's a charlatan who can barely make ends meet.
Whether it's a kid misbehaving, a wife cheating, or a husband never coming home... he can perform a ritual to solve any problem. Once he's paid, he's responsible for the killing, but not the cleanup.
Things went smoothly until he took a job from a woman. When she placed her order, all she said was that her husband was acting strangely and she suspected he was cheating, so she wanted a fox spirit to help bring him back to her.
The day after the ritual, the woman's husband hanged himself outside Liang Nanke's house.
Liang Nanke opened the door and came face-to-face with the corpse. He could only laugh in exasperation. “Buddy, I may handle the killing and not the cleanup, but you can't follow me home! A melon forced off the vine won't taste sweet!”
Looks good, but too short
This book is amazing! It's a pity that in this era, men don't think that they have done something wrong. But fortunately, more and more women are waking up.
It's really beautiful, but it's a pity that the author only wrote a few dozen chapters. The writing is smooth and mature, and a complete story can be vividly presented in just a few chapters. Come on author 👏