Rule-Based High Martial Arts: Breaking Through by Wailing at Funerals

Chen Mo has worked as a mortuary makeup artist for three years. What he fears most isn't the dead, but the rules laid down by the living.

That is, until he sees a line of red text at a funeral that only he can read: "If you dare look up while the filial son kowtows, you'll have to lie down in the dead man's place."

He looked up. Then he survived.

From that day on, Chen Mo discovers that every funeral hides a deadly rule. Others see people mourning the dead; he sees a key to breaking through. The more genuine the grief, the more the rules shatter; the more the rules shatter, the harder his fists become.

The problem is, the next job he takes is for a deceased person who turns out to be himself.