My Iyashikei Game Chapter 76 Mirror God's Game

The mirror was placed right in the middle of the living room and it was the first thing one’d see after opening the front door. Han Fei’s reflection was conspicuously missing from the mirror but instead the following was written on its surface—Stay or Die. ‘A mirror that shows no reflection? And why is it aimed right at the door?’ Han Fei had not encountered this kind of interior design before because facing a mirror towards any door was a huge taboo in Feng Shui. In the study of Feng Shui, the entrance is where the air of prosperity and luck enters the house. If you place a mirror facing the door, you’re basically reflecting the good aura back out.

‘The warning is for me to stay inside this house or it goes as far as banning me from even moving an inch of my body?’ In any case, Han Fei didn’t have time to ponder the ambiguity of the term. He needed to lock the front door to ensure his own safety but when he tried to do so, he realized with dawning consternation that the bolt was broken. ‘Damn it!’

Han Fei leaned his body weight into the door as his pursuers slammed into it. He knew he wouldn't be able to hold the bulwark much longer. ‘They can easily corner me inside this house once they get in!’ He was physically weak compared to one of them, much less three. He watched with increasing desperation as the door slowly pried open. ‘I don’t think it’s safe for me to venture deeper into Room 1074 either. The only solution I can see now is to make use of the opening when they crash into the room to sneak out!’

Han Fei gritted his teeth. When the door was pushed open a palm wide, he voluntarily took a step away from it.

Bang! The heavy anti-theft door slammed against the wall. Han Fei’s sudden retreat caused the 3 non-locals to tumble forward from their inertia. They rolled into the room. Han Fei’s original plan was to make use of this opportunity to sidestep the 3 murderers and escape but he forgot to account for the trio’s collective size. The three of them formed such a large wall as they careened forward that Han Fe

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