That Night in the Coffin, I Brought Her Back to Life

Book Description One heroine · No system · Supernatural · Comedy · Romantic tension · Easygoing daily life My name is Chen Jiu. I have a pure Yang constitution and make my living off Yang energy. My grandfather was a veteran in the folk traditions community. He left me a shabby studio, three copper coins, and one piece of advice: “To see someone die and do nothing is to damage your karmic virtue.” I kept vigil for three years, so poor I counted out individual strands of instant noodles. Then, one night, a knocking came from inside a coffin. The eldest daughter of the Jiang family wasn't dead. A soul-locking burial had only one solution: someone with a pure Yang constitution had to use their body to pass Yang energy to her. That night, I brought her back to life with my body. The first thing she said when she woke was, “Don't stop.” I suspect she doesn't just crave my Yang energy. She wants me, too. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.