There are three major taboos when fishing for corpses from the Yellow River: not fishing for corpses at night, not opening coffins when it rains, and not crossing the river during the ninth hour. My master broke three taboos in a row and picked up an ancient bronze coffin with nine corpses to welcome guests. That night, black mud oozed from the seven orifices, and he was frightened to death in his main room.
The day I was forced to inherit the mantle, I discovered that the name Qing Rusong had already been engraved on the ninth chain of the ancient coffin. It turns out that some people have been chosen by the River God as coffin sacrifices since birth.
But I refused to accept my fate - when the Ancient Corpse King opened his eyes from the coffin, I used my backhand to press the Corpse Suppressing Talisman back into its coffin. The Corpse King was filled with resentment, so I directly used the Nine Winds of the Yellow River Demon Suppressing Talisman to refine it into my first bronze-armored corpse. The taboo and strange things that others avoid, here are all plug-ins delivered to my door. Until one day, a group of dragon coffins appeared in the Yellow River, and hundreds of coffins surrounded the village. I chuckled and said, "It just so happens that my demon-suppressing army still lacks a few leaders."
