[Coffin shopkeeper who loves reading storybooks x soul collector from the underworld who loves answering questions]
A tale of love and rivalry as they gather the dead.
The mortal world has its order between yin and yang, but resentful coffins wreak havoc in the underworld. When a coffin is opened, resentment floods the heavens, and it can only be quelled after it devours forty-nine souls.
Yin Yan, a lane demon, was born needing to consume memories to cultivate. She was the most unusual funeral escort on the road to the underworld.
She left the mountains to open a shop, collect corpses, seal coffins, and put spirits to rest, all so she could refine her demon bones and live in peace.
But not long after she opened for business, a wooden coffin vanished.
During the coffin theft investigation, she picked up a taciturn, aloof divine emissary from the underworld and formed a pact with him.
He accompanied her across the Five Provinces, collecting corpses and sealing coffins, and shared her snow, wind, and strong liquor.
Until she had consumed the memories of the Five Provinces and finally saw the truth:
The very hands that guided souls through the cycle of life and death were the hands that carved the curse of annihilation upon the lane demon clan ten thousand years ago.
Karma turns in cycles, but resentful coffins are never easy to appease.
Reader's Guide:
1. Strong female and male leads. (P.S. The heroine may seem like a walking encyclopedia of questions when she first enters the human world, but her combat ability is maxed out.)
2. Storybooks are a recurring feature throughout the story, with revelations and reversals concerning the characters' identities.
3. The story is mainly episodic, spanning humans, demons, ghosts, gods, and spirits. All systems featured are fictional.
4. Both leads will have their true identities revealed.
5. No past-life or present-life connection. They have always been the same people.
6. The lane demon's identity remains hidden until the truth of ten thousand years ago is revealed.
Theme: Fear not death, and life will follow.
If Yin Yan and Xuan Xiu could come to our time and space, would they be able to restore the truth and let those who have been let down get real justice?
The writing is very exquisite but it cannot quickly capture the plot points, memory points and the conflicts between the male and female protagonists. Some descriptions are too mixed. The writing is very good, but the pace is a bit slow, especially in the first chapter. The whole article is more like recording what Yin Yan does in a day, but this can actually be briefly and comprehensively introduced in a few paragraphs. There are very few ups and downs and conflict points, resulting in a very flat plot. The result of a flat plot is that readers will lose readers because they do not see the conflicts they want to see. For example, the heroine laughs at Yan Yan at the beginning and turns around to reveal her true identity. Another example is the oolong story of the encounter between the male and female protagonists. It is actually difficult to see the description of the male protagonist. This oolong is very good in itself, but it feels like it could be expanded a bit to make the storm more violent. It is not clear what Xuanxiu's character is at the moment, so I can't find any points at all. Anyway, come on, teacher, more 🧋
Scratching one's head and ears [Bi Xin] [Bi Xin] Teacher Kuaibao
[Resolved] [Resolved] I saw this late at night and saw "Lord Ayan", and I really want to know what happened before!!! Big update soon!! I really want to know the previous plot!!
Wow, it feels very interesting. Stay here!
Thank you to heaven, thank you to earth, thank you for your hard work~
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"He is a Taoist priest who likes girls." Ahhhhh this part really killed me!!! [Pink heart][pink heart]🎆🎆[purple sugar]kswl