Corpse Chasers Don't Work Overtime: Live Broadcast Online

Twenty-one-year-old Lin Que is the last corpse driver in Luodong Village in western Hunan. The craftsmanship passed down by his ancestors for twelve generations was about to be wiped out when he came here - not because he didn't want to learn, but because his father Lin Shoushan never came back after taking over a business three years ago, leaving only a secret book with missing pages, a peach wood token, and a bank card. Three years later, the balance was depleted and creditors came calling. Lin Que was desperate and made a decision that went against his ancestors: start a live broadcast. He didn't expect to be popular, he just wanted to make a little money to pay off his debts. Who knew that there would be a big problem with the first order of business - the corpse he wanted to drive had dark red soul fire. According to the secret records, the dark red soul fire means that the deceased has unresolved grievances. Lin Que soon discovered that the cause of death of this migrant worker who "accidentally" died at the construction site was far from simple as it seemed. From Dongguan to Huaihua, it is 700 kilometers and 15 days and nights. Lin Que shook the soul-catching bell, held the corpse covered with talismans, and encountered the first fake corpse on the night of the full moon; he rescued more than a dozen lonely ghosts in an abandoned village; This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.