The water of the Yellow River is turbid, and corpses that sink to the ground do not rot. What is being fished out is not corpses, but evil spirits that have been suppressed under the Yellow River for thousands of years!
Chen San, the last real "corpse fisherman" from the Yellow River. What he knows well is not the nature of water, but the taboo rules for dealing with this "living forbidden land". Others rely on nets to retrieve corpses, but he relies on his life to retrieve corpses - relying on the secret skills passed down from his ancestors and a pair of ghost eyes that can see "underwater passages".
Reader comments
Corpse fisher: The mysterious coffin from the Yellow River: What was fished out of the Yellow River was not a corpse, but my little heart!
I thought it was a frightening horror article, but I ended up laughing out loud while reading it! The protagonist fishing for corpses is like opening a blind box. One second he was seriously analyzing "Which Yellow River water monster is the best?", The next second he slipped and fell into the mud, almost turning himself into a "target to be fished out."
The "coffin" in it also has its own contrast and cuteness. Others open the coffin as a hidden weapon. In this book, when you open the coffin, half a piece of leftover corn cake will fall out. Do you like ancient rice dumplings that are down to earth?
The language is like chatter, there is no pretense to scare people, it is all the truth that "the water in the Yellow River is muddier than the cesspool at the entrance of our village." Read a chapter before going to bed, feeling scared, happy and relieved at the same time. It is recommended to eat it with spicy strips, and the experience will be full!
This book is very good-looking and very graphic, okay?
Corpse fisher: The mysterious coffin from the Yellow River: What was fished out of the Yellow River was not a corpse, but my little heart! I thought it was a frightening horror article, but I ended up laughing out loud while reading it! The protagonist fishing for corpses is like opening a blind box. One second he was seriously analyzing "Which Yellow River water monster is the best?", The next second he slipped and fell into the mud, almost turning himself into a "target to be fished out." The "coffin" in it also has its own contrast and cuteness. Others open the coffin as a hidden weapon. In this book, when you open the coffin, half a piece of leftover corn cake will fall out. Do you like ancient rice dumplings that are down to earth? The language is like chatter, there is no pretense to scare people, it is all the truth that "the water in the Yellow River is muddier than the cesspool at the entrance of our village." Read a chapter before going to bed, feeling scared, happy and relieved at the same time. It is recommended to eat it with spicy strips, and the experience will be full! This book is very good-looking and very graphic, okay?