The author has another book too. (I’m planning to post ten chapters of the one coming tomorrow for May Day.)
My name is Chen Du. I work as a body transport attendant at a funeral home, earning 18,000 yuan a month. Master Qin, who trained me, taught me only four rules for keeping the night watch: Never turn off the lights at night. Never answer a silent phone call. Never check the security cameras at three in the morning. And no matter what sounds you hear, never open the door. I followed those four rules and made it through two years in peace. Until one day, Master Qin told me to open the seventh locker in the third row of the morgue. Inside lay a corpse identical to me, wearing a silver ring engraved with my name and holding a copper coin from another era between its lips. Only then did I realize the real rules for keeping watch numbered more than four, and that deep beneath the funeral home was a locked chamber containing a stone coffin. The full moon is approaching, and I have to perform the ritual alone: either you dispose of it, or you become the next one. (Sorry, everyone, I messed up and posted chapter two where chapter ten was supposed to go.)
