Final Chapter of the Extraordinary Records of the Civil Investigation Bureau.

Summary

Wu Lao Er explains to Sun De Sheng about the significance of special chopsticks used for checking fortunes, which are made from a horse's thigh bone and soaked in night owl blood. He reveals that Qiao Yi Dao's bad luck stems from a woman who borrowed his luck for a hundred years without repayment. Qiao recounts a past encounter with a family of defeated soldiers at a temple, who claimed he had aided them. Wu Lao Er connects this to a dark art of borrowing luck, revealing that the women took Qiao’s luck without compensation, leading to a backlash. The discussion emphasizes the connection between luck and the killing aura, crucial for Qiao's identity as a butcher.

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