Corpse Coffin

"There are some things that feel unbelievable when you say them. For as long as I can remember, I have slept in a red paper coffin, which my grandpa woven using bamboo slices and wicker sticks, plus red paper filled with spells. Before going to bed every night, grandpa would place an incense burner in front of the coffin, put in three sticks of incense and light it. However, the incense is a tribute offered to the deceased, and then a circle of glutinous rice soaked in cinnabar is sprinkled around the paper coffin. When I turned fourteen, I finally no longer had to sleep in a paper coffin, but my grandfather still warned me not to go to the back mountain. In the next two years, people in the village dug up treasures in the back mountains, and everyone became rich. I couldn't hold it back and went to the back mountain to try my luck. Unexpectedly..."