Every ancient craft has a taboo that the ancestors tried with their lives and will never be passed on to others. The executioner's knife is not as good as the house door; the corpse fisher does not tie the three knots in the rope; the actor's makeup is not ridiculous; the watchman does not report the names of acquaintances at midnight. These rules are not experience, but "terms of survival" written in blood.
Four Taoist youths bravely broke into an abandoned hospital, defeated demons and evil spirits, and revealed a shocking secret! Yin-Yang Eyes and Bagua Stick, a life-and-death battle is about to begin, come and watch! [The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food]
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