The Li family coffin shop sells coffins during the day and also at night - to customers who are not human beings.
The rules were set by my grandfather: all those who knock on the door at night are customers, and they are paid and delivered without asking where they are.
The first night Li Yi took over the shop, a man in pajamas came and wanted to buy three coffins: a big one, a big one, and a small one.
When asked who he was buying it for, he said it was for himself. When asked if there were two left, he said - they said they wanted three.
When he paid, he withdrew his hand, but the shadow on the wall was still stretched out.
Half a beat slower.
Later, Li Yi learned that the souls of a family of three were on this order, and the coffin in the shop was a one-way ticket for them to return to the city.
As for the black mud in the shop claiming to be his ancestor... It said: Little guy, this is for you.
Accept it or not?
The person who sells coffins is professional.
