Red skirts block the road, corpses sit in mourning halls, and cars are blocked in barren graves.
In the middle of the night, a baby cries, a female ghost entrusts her dream, and a paper man returns to his senses.
Is it a resentful spirit seeking life, or is there another grievance?
What is it like to work at the intersection of life and death?
Cheng Shuangyang: Thank you for the invitation. I am at the funeral parlor and have just finished the night shift.
My daily routine is to listen to the cries of the innocent souls and help them fulfill their final wishes.
The brothers are afraid of ghosts and are mean-mouthed, and the only female partner is easily mistaken for one of their own by ghosts.
Scary? Certainly. But to be honest, it's a bit exciting and a bit... Addictive.
Reader comments
Very good, the writing is very good
I've read too many supernatural novels about Grandpa Kai's Death, and reading this one was like a breath of fresh air.
Very good, the writing is very good
I've read too many supernatural novels about Grandpa Kai's Death, and reading this one was like a breath of fresh air.