I Rely on Folk Custom Card Bugs to Learn Folk Customs and Tricks

Last train No. 444. Six rules. The sixth article reads - "The above rules may not all be true." Chen Sui, a graduate student in folklore, is a patient with affective apathy. He regarded the ghosts as unarchived folklore samples and the rules of mortality as reverse engineering of code vulnerabilities. Zhizhao army? He wrote in blood that he recognized his master and seized power. Water ghost substitute? He forged a contract to let ghosts eat each other. The Underworld? He changed the script and overturned the case in court. "Don't be afraid, according to the patriarchal etiquette, it can't kill you now - the process is not finished yet." Five copies, five sets of folk taboos, five levels of IQ crushing. Don't rely on force, don't rely on the system, just rely on one thing - knowledge is life. But his father's name is engraved on the memorial tablet of the founder of the paper shop, his mother's old photo is hidden in the boat owner's relics, and his father's distress signal is hidden in the play. And his true identity is related to Chen Sui's missing father. Rules are not meant to be followed. Rules are used to catch bugs.