Pallbearer: I Buried People and Brought Them Back to Life

There is a "double burial system" spread in remote mountain villages: good people are buried and evil people are nailed in the coffin. Afen is the son of a tombkeeper. He has been deaf since he was a child and has been treated as unknown. At the age of ten, he witnessed his mother being buried alive. At the age of eighteen, he awakened to the Nine Nether Eyes, and a light blue light appeared in the corners of his eyes. He was the only one who could see the obsession with the deceased. Every deceased who was sewn and buried by his hands would knock on the door in a dream seven days later and whisper "echo" - this is the spirit of speech, which hides grievances, open secrets, and leads to cause and effect. He couldn't say it, his dream was shattered and his soul was shattered. He can only sew the corpse in silence, use the echo to solve the case, and bear with it step by step. The village chief killed his wife, the county magistrate was corrupt, the emperor's tomb was empty... He returned with all kinds of resentment, and finally became the judge of the coffin. When the sky shook and the earth started to open up, he set up a monument and swore: The good will rest in peace, and the evil will calm the soul. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.