
Funeral Makeup Artist: Even Ghosts Have to Follow My Rules
殡葬整容师:我的规矩,鬼都得听
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 361k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
60Chapters
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"Funeral Cosmetologist: Even ghosts must obey my rules" When I wrote this book, I never thought of deliberately creating a thriller. I just want to use my special identity as a funeral plastic surgeon to stand in the gap between life and death, see all kinds of things in the world, and observe the warmth and warmth of human nature. I write about the strangeness of a funeral home in the middle of the night, about the obsession of ghosts that cannot be let go, and about the selfishness, regret, and unbearableness hidden in the bones of ordinary people. The protagonist holds a plastic surgery knife in his hand, guarding a place of ruins, setting his own rules, not flattering the world, and not afraid of ghosts and gods. In fact, ghosts are not scary. What is scary is the calculation of people's hearts and the indifference of human feelings. I want to tell everyone in this story: life and death are determined by fate, and good and evil are traced. Some people leave dignity to the deceased, and some leave tenderness to the world. However, the biggest prison in the world is never the ghosts of the mysterious realm, but the greedy and hypocritical human heart. I hope that people who read this book can understand farewell, see through human nature, and also know how to cherish the ordinary fireworks in front of them. Hello everyone, I am the author of this book. I have always wanted to write a different supernatural novel, one that breaks away from the same horror stories about monsters and monsters, and focuses on the funeral industry that no one pays attention to and has its own prejudices. Between life and death, the human heart is the most visible and the most mysterious. The protagonist walks in the gap between yin and yang, biding farewell to the souls of the dead every day, repairing the damage with his own hands, and healing the last regrets in the world. The world is afraid of ghosts, evil spirits, and avoids life and death, but he just guards the world of the funeral parlor, holding his own bottom line and rules. Living people have secular rules, but ghosts and ghosts must abide by my rules. This is the confidence I gave to the protagonist, and it is also the core of the entire book. The book not only contains spooky events and shocking crises, but also contains tenderness and redemption. There are dead souls with lingering obsessions, human hearts that are hard to distinguish between good and evil, regrets hidden in darkness, and transparency in facing life and death. The plot has a tight rhythm, layers of suspense, unpopular themes and unique settings. It refuses to be filled with routines and is carefully polished in every chapter. I want to write about the greed and cowardice of human nature, and I also want to write about the remaining gentleness and decency in the world. On the road of Yin and Yang, which is full of fear and haze, the protagonist uses his craftsmanship to save the souls of the dead, suppress evil spirits, and keep his true heart. If you have been reading for a long time and are tired of the same routines and cool articles, you might as well stop and enter the world of funeral plastic surgeons. I will update slowly and tell stories with heart, so as to live up to every reader who follows. I hope that all those who read late at night can encounter a different world and yin and yang in my words.