I Ordered a Coffin in Lin'an

After the humiliation of Jingkang, the Song Dynasty was peaceful in Lin'an. From the emperor to the common people, everyone lay down - but they had to lie down in style. Liuzhou coffins were the top luxury goods in the Southern Song Dynasty. Scholar-officials were proud to "receive one before death." The traitorous minister Qin Hui received a congratulatory gift from his political opponents on his 60th birthday. The greeting card read: "I wish you can use it soon." Lu Chen, the young owner of Lin'an's largest coffin chain store, ostensibly sold "lightweight escape coffins" to Zhao Gou, but secretly helped Yue Fei's old department smuggle arms orders with the note: "thickened ones, designated by Prince Yue in a dream." Li Qingzhao, a VIP customer with a vicious tongue, asked for a QR code to be engraved on the coffin: "The grave sweepers can read my essay scolding Zhao Mingcheng." When zombies exploded from the coffin of the Jin Kingdom's copycat, when Qin Hui drew the "blind box that has been notorious for thousands of years"... A coffin can hold the loyal and the traitor, and can carry the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.