Thank You! People Are Carrying the Coffin, They Just Stole the Body

Someone asked a question online: What do you think about the phenomenon of people carrying coffins and carrying the living dead? Are there any such examples in life? "Thank you for the invitation. I am in the Qin Dynasty and have just buried the First Emperor. I will answer this question." "Carrying someone's coffin is a risky thing. Maybe the other party will suddenly fake the corpse and let you inherit some strange inheritance and family business." "Look at the horrific corpse fraud incidents I have experienced over the years!" Event 1: Qin Shihuang, the first emperor of the ages, was resurrected and received: one million iron-blooded Qin troops + three years of rule over the empire. Event 2, resurrect Shen Wansan, the richest man in the Ming Dynasty, and get: cornucopia + money tree. Event 3: Resurrect Genghis Khan Temujin and obtain: one million Mongolian cavalry + map of Europe. Event 4: The author of a street-breaking novel in Dianhuo received: a magical keyboard + imaginative inspiration + a guaranteed contract of 500 million words for 1,000 words. Event 5, Uncle Ying, a master of ghost hunting, obtained: Mahogany Sword + Aged Zombie Suppression Talisman + 7 billion rotten zombies This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.