Chen Laibao is timid and has a good craftsmanship. He relies on one thing to survive in the paper-making shop—obeying the rules.
This is a strange story about the rules that only the papermakers in Hewan Town know: buyers who knock on the door at night have their own set of deadly rules.
On the first seven nights of my grandfather's life, a woman named Meng knocked on the door to buy a boy. She clicked her eyes when she spoke.
The third item in the taboo book is clearly written: The paper work is not eye-catching, no matter how high the price is, it will not be eye-catching.
He doesn't order. Double money was shoved in through the crack of the door, and he held it with pokers.
That night, Lao Zhou from Zhouji next door took the order and ordered the eyes with his own hands. The next day, Lao Zhou's right eye socket was empty, and the dot pen he was holding was still wet.
After that, more and more people knocked on the door at night. They don't rob or make trouble, they bargain for money, and their rules are better than those of a living person - what they value is not craftsmanship, but rules. Whoever obeys the rules knocks on the door.
