Undertaker: My Name Is Written in the Coffin

Nineteen-year-old mourner Shen Deng received the first letter from his master after his death. There is only one sentence in the letter: Don't take over the nonsense in Wuhe Village. But the village chief was already kneeling outside the door, holding a small coffin and begging her to ring the bell for the dead man. When the coffin lid was opened, there was no body inside, only a piece of paper with her name written on it. From that day on, Shen Deng realized that what he feared most in the world was not that the dead refused to leave, but that the living stole their lives by borrowing the rules of the dead.