My wife is too strong, Mr. Chu can't stand it

Su Jin ignored him, reached out and pushed the man away and went downstairs.

Chu Heng followed and asked the servant to bring up the reserved breakfast. While Su Jin was eating, he slid the tablet across from her.

Xiao Jin is a ghost. He can't eat but he is greedy. He thinks the food tastes good. He wants to taste it but can't, so he can only stare at Su Jin.

Su Jin looked at him several times, thought for a while, and finally put down her chopsticks before speaking, "Do you mind setting up an altar at home?"

Chu Heng then raised his head and asked him, "Burning incense for him?"

"Ghosts need to eat too."

"I'll have people buy whatever's needed."

"Cense burner and incense."

Chu Heng nodded and quickly asked the servant to buy these things.

The words were said quickly, and Chu Heng put away the tablet. "Grandpa mentioned this to you in the hospital before. When I was born, Grandpa asked a master to tell my fortune."

"and then?"

"I would like to ask the master's disciple to come and take a look and confirm whether you are my benefactor."

Su Jin raised an eyebrow, "I see you're so young, yet you actually believe this?"

"The master's calculations are very accurate."

"For example."

"When I was born, I was always sick, crying and fussing. No matter how much I tried to comfort myself, it wouldn't stop. My parents took me to many hospitals, but nothing worked. Someone said I was possessed by evil spirits, so my grandfather took me to see a master. He said I was born with a yin-evil constitution and could see ghosts, which was why I cried and fussed."

Su Jin didn't believe it. He pointed at Xiao Jin behind Chu Heng and said, "You can't see him."

Chu Heng explained, "The master gave me a talisman that can cover it up."

"Impossible. A single talisman can't cover a Yin Sha body for twenty years. It needs to be changed frequently."

"It's a purple talisman."

"Then just pretend I didn't say anything."

Chu Heng looked at him silently for a while and then continued, "The master gave me the purple talisman and told me that my parents would both die in a fire when I was ten."

Su Jin became interested and asked, "So they really died, burned to death, when you were ten years old?"

"Well, there was an explosion in the pileup."

"Didn't you check if it was the master who hired someone to do it?"

"The master died a few years ago."

Su Jin finally regained some spirit and held out her hand to him, "Let me see that purple talisman."

Chu Heng hesitated a little, "Will it have any impact on you?"

"I don't want it if I have it."

Chu Heng then took off the necklace from his neck. It was an oval silver pendant that could hold photos or something like that.

Su Jin took it and opened it. On one side of the lid was a photo of a couple, probably Chu Heng's parents. On the other side was a folded purple talisman, which was also waterproofed.

Su Jin didn't touch it. She just took a quick look at it and covered it up.

He looked up and asked, "Can you see now?"

Chu Heng shifted his gaze to look at Xiao Jin who was beside Su Jin, "You can ask him to move a bit."

This time, Xiao Jin ran around the living room without Su Jin saying anything, keeping his eyes on Chu Heng the whole time. He only stopped slowly after making sure that Chu Heng's eyes were always on him.

He was a little surprised, "Can you really see me?"

Chu Heng hummed, retracting his gaze to look at Su Jin, "I used to doubt it, but after seeing it with my own eyes a few times, I believed it. But I couldn't stop my parents' death."

"Your parents were not destined to have children, and even if they did, they would have adopted one. They gave birth to you, who wasn't meant to be. Your fate is set, and you can't change it."

"The master said so too." Chu Heng lowered his eyes, his hands clenched into fists under the table, "The master said that I can only live until I am 24 years old. I didn't plan to go out. But grandpa suddenly fell ill, and I had to take him to the hospital."

"Now that you're safely at the hospital, why do you want to go out on the street alone?"

Chu Heng smiled bitterly, "Because I encountered two accidents that morning. One was a minor car accident on the way to take Grandpa to the hospital. The other time was in the hospital, the glass of the picture frame hanging in the corridor suddenly broke and exploded right in front of my eyes."

Chu Heng curled the corners of his lips, "It's like some kind of warning. If I avoid it, it will probably implicate Grandpa."

"So you're seeking death?"

Chu Heng shook his head. "No, that's not the case. The fortune teller gave me a glimmer of hope and told me to walk east. If I met a noble person, I could avoid death. Then I walked east from the hospital until I met you."

Su Jin now understood why Chu Heng and Chu Yan'an had this attitude towards him, but he still had a question, "Since I saved you at that time, why are you still investigating me?"

"I can't guarantee that you were right. If you were deliberately following me or approaching me with a purpose, then my danger would continue. So after dinner, I had someone check the surveillance footage and get your medical records to confirm it, and then I took you back to the hospital."

Su Jin nodded to show his understanding. If he were in their place, he would also have doubts, let alone a matter that concerned his life.

But Su Jin was also quite strange. After leaving the hospital, he told his fortune and learned that he would have good luck if he walked in that direction.

His good luck is Chu Heng, and Chu Heng's benefactor happens to be him. It is too much of a coincidence.

Su Jin stood up straight and observed Chu Heng's face. The deathly aura had faded a lot, but it had not completely disappeared, and Chu Heng's face looked very strange.

A couple who were destined to be childless finally had a biological child, which means that a person who should not have been born was born.

Su Jin frowned and said, "You have a debt that you haven't paid back."

"debt?"

"They say that the causes of your past lives determine the consequences of your present life. You shouldn't have been born, but someone gave you this opportunity. This is the debt you owe. If you don't repay this debt, you will still die."

"But the master said that as long as I can meet a noble person..."

"A glimmer of hope?" Su Jin chuckled. "It only slows down the time of your death. If you want to live, you can slowly pay back your debt."

Chu Heng frowned, "But I don't know what debt I owe or who I owe it to. How can I pay it back?"

"How would I know? I'm not a master." Su Jin rolled his eyes at him. It was good enough that he could say that.

Chu Heng looked at him speechlessly. He knew about the purple talisman, calculated the fate of his parents, and said that he owed a debt. Was he sure he was not a master?

Su Jin didn't give him a chance to speak anymore. She stood up and said, "Just prepare the silver needles and you can start the acupuncture. Remember to find someone to supervise."

"It's ready and can be used anytime." Chu Heng had already decided on the prescription and was inclined to believe that Su Jin was his destined benefactor. He would trust Su Jin and naturally would not look for any Chinese medicine doctor.

Su Jin didn't care and went upstairs directly. Since everything was ready, he could give Chu Yan'an acupuncture as well as give himself acupuncture.

Chu Yan'an was originally practicing calligraphy in the study. When he heard about acupuncture, he immediately put down his pen and went to wait in the room.

Su Jin asked him to lie on the bed, spread out a roll of needles, disinfected it, then unbuttoned Chu Yan'an's clothes and began to feel for the acupuncture points.

Chu Heng watched quietly from the side, still a little nervous, but after seeing Su Jin's serious expression, he chose to believe it.

Su Jin first pierced a few acupuncture points on the heart, then took the pulse. After confirming that everything was correct, she said to Chu Heng, "Lift up your trouser legs. It will be easier if you pierce them all at once."