Li Mumu hadn't expected that after a day of twists and turns, she would end up back in the hospital.
In fact, her health was very good, but to maintain her persona and clear her name of killing someone in the street, she had no choice but to inflict a few wounds on herself.
Initially, when she was stranded in Edo Port, she had heard about the saying that "a Fusang person without a tattoo on their face isn't considered a human," and that it was not illegal to kill the latter.
At that time, Wendy was very curious, thinking it was a unique local custom. Only later did she understand deeply that it was not a cultural custom but a historical legacy issue.
In the early years before Fusang was incorporated into the geography of Ming Country, the beliefs of the Fusang people were quite chaotic. Often they didn't even know what they were worshipping. Even between two villages separated by a mountain, the gods worshipped could be different.
