At our graduation dinner, the whole class played a game of spirit writing.
That night, the organizer, Li Hao, fell to his death, while Wang Qiang, one of the participants, died suddenly at home.
Before they died, they each received a text message: [You broke the rules. You'll pay the price.]
And I, Chen Mo, was the only exception.
The message I received said: [How dare you trick me with a fake birth date and Eight Characters?]
As a pair of icy hands squeezed my throat, I recited the life-saving incantation my grandfather had taught me.
But she chuckled in my ear. "That incantation can't save you."
"Unless... you marry me."
To stay alive, I had no choice but to return to the long-abandoned old house and open the book of face reading and divination my grandfather had left behind.
Then I discovered that this forced marriage was connected to a feng shui injustice spanning three hundred years...
And it was no accident that she had chosen me.
I am pure Yang in constitution, and more than that, I am the only key to her path of revenge.
It is a novel that I like very much. Both the characters and the plot are comprehensive and clear. The male protagonist is not the kind of cheater who is awesome, but has more pure and real feelings and fearful behaviors, making readers feel as if they are immersed in the scene. When the male protagonist went to Xishan for the second time and encountered evil spirits, he was calm and decisive in killing without delay. I look forward to the subsequent plot. The male protagonist starts from scratch, goes from weak to strong, and acquires equipment on his own step by step.