Siheyuan: Burn a Corpse and Get a Reward

Qin Mu transmigrated to the 1960s. From the start, instead of entering a steel mill, he became the only young cremator at a funeral home.

The job paid sixty yuan a month and required only half a day's work, with one strange rule: everyone had to leave before noon.

After the first body entered the furnace, the Cremation System officially activated.

Even the lowest-grade cremation earned him five jin of rice and a ten-yuan bill. By raising his level, he could also obtain Marrow-Cleansing Pills, spirit springs, green lotuses, and all kinds of mysterious abilities.

Everyone in the compound regarded Qin Mu as an ill-omened, cursed loner. Jia Zhangshi and Yi Zhonghai wanted nothing more than to stay as far away from him as possible.

They had no idea that Qin Mu faced much more than corpses every day.

Ghostly walls, soul-nourishing wood, and an ancient tomb beneath the city were dragging him into a hidden world of extraordinary people beneath the capital.

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