Tibetan Arrow Fortune Telling _ Eight-character Tibetan Bow and Arrow

Xu Maogong told McCullough that he could live to be 73 years old, but McCullough was shot dead by random arrows at the age of 23, because McCullough had done many evil things before, which reduced his life span by 50 years.

Luo Cheng is a figure in the legend of heroes in Sui and Tang Dynasties. There is no such person in the official history. In The Legend of Heroes in Sui and Tang Dynasties, Luo Cheng is the son of Luo Yi, the prince of Yan, and is called "cold-faced handsome Luo Cheng". McCullough is a narrow-minded man, who can do anything bad. At that time, Xu Maogong told McCullough that he could live to be 73 years old, but everything was causal. In the play, mccullough did five bad things, which damaged his life. At the age of 23, he was shot to death by random arrows.

The first bad thing is that at the age of 13, he followed his father and killed 654.38+million civilians. It is not an exaggeration to shorten his life.

Second, he exchanged martial arts with Qin to improve their respective martial arts. During the communication, they vowed that anyone who kept a secret would get the corresponding retribution. As a result, both of them are hiding something, fearing that they will not be able to restrain each other when their relationship breaks down.

The third McCullough is Dan Xiong Xin's sworn brother. Dan Xiong Xin killed his brother because of Ethan and vowed never to surrender to the Tang Dynasty. Once Dan Xiong Xin himself broke into the barracks of the Tang Dynasty, and McCullough personally arrested Dan Xiong Xin and executed Dan Xiong Xin.

Fourth, McCullough once saved Li Shimin. Li Shimin trusts and likes McCullough. On one occasion, Li Shimin invited McCullough to drink together, slept in the dragon bed after being drunk, and asked Li Shimin to help him lead the horse.

Fifth, Luo became a captive of Mengzhou City, pretending to be a peddler and winning the love of the daughter of the general guarding the city of Mengzhou City. McCullough took advantage of guarding city to capture the daughter of Mengzhou City alive, promised to marry the daughter of guarding city general, but burned the daughter of guarding city general on the wedding day.

Luo Cheng lost his life because of disloyalty, ruthlessness, injustice, unfilial and unbelief, and died at the age of 23.