Introduction
Grandma told me that the Yin Shop deals with living people during the day and dead people at night. Living people cannot see the shop door open unless they are about to die.
Put up the lamp at half past six, and the dark lamp lights the road, forgetting the world of mortals.
A rusty bell, a torn yellow and dirty book, a writing brush, and a yellow coat.
The book is a velvet book, allowing them to write down their unfulfilled wishes, and the bell is for ringing after things are accomplished.
Grandma also took out two piles of dark peach wood hexagrams and sifted them behind the Guanyang Gate every day.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
