Yin and Yang Hundred Taboos

Shen Yan is just an intern working the night shift at the Folklore Museum. When sorting out his grandmother's donations, he opened a blank "Hundred Jis". Someone tapped me on the shoulder when it was dark - a line of words appeared on the book: Don't look back. He didn't look back and survived. Only later did he realize that the old folk sayings are true rules. "Retreat immediately when the incense disappears" can open up the safety barrier, and "Don't insert chopsticks into the rice" can break the magic of the double. Keep taboos to survive, but avoid killing monsters. Every taboo in the city that is regarded as superstitious is a contract between Yin and Yang. Some people keep taboos, some break them, and some do business by breaking the rules. While guarding the museum, Shen Yan reversed the old rules.