Lin Xiu receives a telegram from her hometown and rushes back, only to find that she’s attending her own funeral. Her clanspeople are deathly pale. They say the funeral is a ritual to ward off bad luck, sending off her soul, supposedly tormented by a water ghost. Her double lies in the coffin, while the real Lin Xiu stands among the mourners, meeting the gaze of each person who has come to pay their respects. Halfway through the ceremony, a crack suddenly appears in the coffin lid. She sees the “her” inside slowly sit up and grin at her. Then an elder whispers in terror, “The real one is back... Run!”
This book is worth reading. Thank you to the author for his hard work!
The writing is good. When there is a lot of fog, there is a bright future. The ups and downs of the content are fascinating and very good.