After Three Years of Working as Mr. Baishi, I Didn't Know How to Live in the Countryside

In this business, the most taboo thing is to be disrespectful! I worked as a housekeeper in the countryside for three years, delivering nearly a hundred dead people, and I thought I had already figured out all the ins and outs of this business. It wasn't until I helped a neighboring village conduct a funeral that I realized that there were 12 iron rules written in blood in rural funerals! Don't look back while carrying the coffin, don't drop the mourning stick to the ground, don't extinguish the soul-inducing lamp, and avoid those with conflicting zodiac signs... All of them are dead rules. If one of them is broken, the family will be disturbed at the least, or you will pay for your life on the spot!