Rural Yin and Yang Tie

Many of the old rules in the countryside are not superstitions, but a sense of propriety for people to save their lives. On the summer night when I was seventeen years old, someone in a neighboring village randomly changed the ancestral graves and arranged the wedding coffins, breaking a century-old local custom. The whole village pretended to be confused, but I was forced to pick up the old cloth post left by my grandfather. The scariest things in this world are never ghosts. From then on, I traveled from village to town, abiding by old customs, keeping my secret affairs in order, and paying off old debts. Once exposed to yin and yang, you will never be ordinary.