Carpenter Yin: Taboos Left Behind by the Ancestral Temple

Before my grandfather passed away, he handed me a dilapidated carpenter's shop and a half-broken volume of Mysterious Records. He said: The old carpenter not only makes tables, chairs and coffins, but also abides by countless yin and yang taboos in the world. Don't pick up things floating on the river beach, don't dismantle the beams in the old house, and don't smuggling utensils from funerals. These rules are being forgotten by the city, and evil spirits are crawling out bit by bit through the loopholes. I don't learn the great ways of Feitian Daodi. I only rely on the ancient Yin and Yang techniques passed down from my ancestors to resolve strange folk incidents. But every time you take action, there is a price. Being infected with yin energy, carrying karma and karma, the blessings of a living person often have to be exchanged for other things. A series of local strange stories, a fate that generations of craftsmen cannot escape. Traveling between the countryside and the city, it is based on real folk funerals, carpentry, river veins, old houses and old customs - this is a suspenseful story about "obeying the rules", and it is also a fateful journey to break the curse of our ancestors. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.