I Order Coffins in Lin'an

After the humiliation of Jingkang, the Great Song retreated to Lin'an. From the emperor down to the common people, everyone chose to lie flat, but even lying flat had to be done with style.

Liuzhou coffins were the Southern Song's ultimate luxury. Scholar-officials took pride in "receiving one before they died." When the treacherous minister Qin Hui received a gift from a political rival for his sixtieth birthday, the card read: "Hope you get to use it soon."

Lu Chen, heir to Lin'an's largest coffin-shop chain, sold "lightweight escape coffins" to Zhao Gou on the surface, while secretly helping Yue Fei's former followers smuggle weapons. The order note read: "Reinforced model, requested in a dream by Lord Yue."

Li Qingzhao, a sharp-tongued VIP customer, wanted a QR code carved into her coffin: "So visitors to my grave can scan it and read my rant about Zhao Mingcheng."

When coffins from a Jin knockoff shop explode, releasing zombies, and Qin Hui draws the "Infamy for All Eternity Mystery Box"...

One coffin can hold both loyalists and traitors, and carry the fate of the realm.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.