The Broken Lamp Illuminates the Corpse

——When the living dead begin to count the footprints of your previous life, a centuries-old blood curse is buried in the broken corpse bell. In Chenjia Village at the intersection of the Yangtze River and Yuanjiang River, the villagers are taboo on fish and meat, but every family hangs a blood-soaked flag to drive away corpses. The ancestral hall displays the black order flag used to send meat rice dumplings from southern Fujian, but the bronze mask of the Xiangxi Wu Nuo is hidden in the shrine. Merchant Chen Sangen takes on a strange "yin escort" mission: he takes the place of a female corpse wearing a southern Fujian wedding dress to get married in the underworld. The Tianshu position of the seven Beidou baby corpses at the bottom of the coffin actually contains the baby teeth of his missing sister. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.