The Corpse Crosser on the Cold River

I, Zhang Xiaoshui, inherited my grandfather's skills as a corpse ferryer on the Yangtze River. I guard an old ferry on the Sichuan-Chongqing River and specialize in making a living by fishing out corpses, reassuring spirits, and removing water evil spirits. From the centuries-old curse of a coffin locked at the bottom of the river, to the unsolved case of a water ghost seeking his life in the Three Gorges Reservoir area, to the secret of the Yin Ship in the ancient waterway, each case involves a dusty folk past and entanglements with human nature. There is no bloody curiosity in the novel, and it relies entirely on ancestral Feng Shui secrets, local folklore knowledge in Sichuan and Chongqing, and meticulous reasoning to solve the problem. It is full of atmosphere. Each chapter has a hook, and it reveals the unknown secret past of the Yangtze River water layer by layer. It writes about the good, evil, and struggle of human nature in the suspense and mystery solving. It is a folk suspense masterpiece that is both pyrotechnic and thrilling. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.