Taboo

There are countless taboos circulated among the people - "Don't look back when walking to a cemetery at night", "Don't stick your chopsticks in the middle of the rice", "Don't point to the sky during thunderstorms", "You must spend the money you pick up on the road on the same day". Most people think this is just a superstition of the older generation. But Lu Tinghan knew that the reason why some taboos have been passed down for thousands of years is not because of superstition, but because - those who violate the taboos have paid the price. He is the young owner of the last paper-making shop in Beicheng, and is also the youngest doctor of folklore in the country - if his mentor had not died in front of him, he would be at the top of the academic world now. Before his death, his mentor left him a broken manuscript with three words on the cover: "The Record of One Hundred Injuries".