Xu Maogong said that mccullough could live to be 73, but why did he die at the age of 23?

Luo Cost is a fictional character in the Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties, the son of Luo Yi, the prince of Yan, and his cousin. Luo looks handsome and unsmiling, and has the nickname of "cold-faced shooting Joe Luocheng". Xu Maogong once gave McCullough divination, saying that McCullough could live to be seventy-three, but McCullough only lived to be twenty-three. Why?

Rumor has it that McCullough did five unfaithful and unjust things, one thing shortened his life by ten years and five things shortened his life by fifty years, so he only lived to be twenty-three.

When McCullough was thirteen years old, he followed his father to conquer the north and became a pioneer officer. McCullough killed hundreds of people, and when he was young, he killed innocent people.

Qin Qiong is McCullough's cousin. They met and taught each other martial arts. However, McCullough was worried that Qin Qiong would surpass him in martial arts, so he didn't teach Qin Qiong Lawrence stunts.

After Luo Jianguo, he made some contributions. When he was drunk, he wanted to sleep in the dragon bed in Li Shimin. As a courtier, sleeping in the emperor's bed will naturally be punished.

When McCullough attacked Mengzhou, he met Hu Jinchan, the daughter of the Shoujiang, and promised to marry her. Hu Jinchan was bewitched by McCullough and helped McCullough capture Mengzhou. But afterwards, McCullough failed to keep his promise and broke his word, which also killed Hu Jinchan.

McCullough and Dan Xiong Xin were sworn brothers, but later they became their own masters. Dan Xiong Xin led troops to attack Li Tang, met McCullough on the battlefield, and McCullough arrested Dan Xiong Xin. There is nothing in this book. Everyone is his own master. But McCullough became the officer in charge of Dan Xiong Xin, watching his former brother die by the sword.

Because of these five things, Luo Cheng lived less than 50 years, so he only lived to be 23 years old.