In the early years of the Republic of China, warlords fought one another, bandits ran rampant, and people struggled to survive.
A sudden blizzard made an already difficult life even harder.
When bandits came down from the mountains and attacked Linjiagou, deep in the Northeast, Grandpa was brutally tortured as he tried to protect the village.
Suona horns blared beneath the open sky. There was only a thin coffin, and the neighbors pitched in to help with the funeral. But strange things began happening one after another: paper money fluttered down without touching the ground, and roosters fell silent as soon as they neared the coffin.
Just as they were about to cover the coffin with earth, it suddenly stood upright. The lid flew off,
and Grandpa, who should have been cold and lifeless, shot up into the air from inside. Stiff hairs bristled all over his body, and the crowd scattered in terror.
Even if the old man dies and becomes a zombie, he will always remember the villagers and their children and grandchildren. It is very touching. The story is vividly written and fleshed out every month.
I can't stop looking so good
Awesome! The writing is lively and interesting, the plot is gripping, the big scenes are carefully prepared, and the atmosphere is full! Very enjoyable to read
Very good, very fascinating to watch
There's been a book shortage lately, and this is the best thing I've read recently.