I, the Corpse Hunter, Watch People Drowning Without Saving Them.

As a body hunter, do you save someone when you see them drowning? Ye Feng is the last person in the world to recover corpses. One day while sailing on the Yellow River, he saw someone unfortunately falling into the water. He did not help him and did not go to recover the corpse until the person was dead. This move accidentally spread to the Internet, aroused huge public opinion, and was reviled by the entire Internet. A few days later, a reporter came to the door and asked: "Wouldn't your conscience be condemned if you saw someone drowning and did not save him?" Ye Feng: "Those who fish for corpses from the Yellow River have never fished for living people since ancient times!" Ye Feng: "If I die saving someone, who will come to save me?" Reporter: "emm..." Ye Feng jumped on the canoe and fished out a lively green-faced corpse, which confused the reporters and the audience. Under the spotlight, he killed water ghosts and captured evil corpses in the Yellow River; he also opened mysterious ancient tombs in the Yellow River and salvaged ancient corpses; he even performed sacrifices to the Dragon King, calmed down floods, and saved people from water and fire... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.