Ren Suo's Day of Death - Requesting Monthly Tickets

The sixth day of the Lunar New Year: Sending Away the Poverty Ghost.

To his great surprise, Ren Suo had barely been scolded by his mother up until this day. He committed heinous crimes such as "lying around at home all day," "playing on his phone all day," "never doing any housework," and "still not showering this late" every single day, yet Ren Ma remained calm and had not scolded him once.

However, Ren Ma did say things to Ren Suo every day like, "What date is it already today?" "Aren't you going out today?" "The shops on pedestrian street have all reopened," and "The delivery services should still be taking a break right now, shouldn't they?"

Ren Suo could tell that his mother really wanted him to go out and have fun, though there was no urging in her tone. As it happened, some of his high school classmates had invited him to dinner today. He had no interest whatsoever in this sort of activity, but after giving it some thought, he decided to do his mother a favor, go out for a stroll, and satisfy her earnest expectations.

Sure enough, when Ren Ma saw Ren Suo changing clothes, putting pomade in his hair, and putting on his shoes, she happily asked, "You're going out today?"

"Yeah, I've got something to do." Ren Suo rubbed some facial cleanser over his face and washed up. Cultivators did not possess immaculate bodies; their faces got oily too. Hairstyles needed hair clay and setting spray to stay in place, and outfits needed coordination to show taste.

Ever since confirming that someone would want him even if his legs were broken for the rest of his life—or that someone would want him but would get their legs broken—Ren Suo had suddenly begun paying