[Blurb]
When you hear “funeral home,” do you think of scary, gloomy, cold, and unlucky things...?
Not at all.
At Wanshou Villa, there's a vending machine selling little ornaments made from cremated remains, an online end-of-life care service, a “reincarnation” package, and a 3D creative cemetery.
There's also
“a work dog who wraps up like a mummy and wanders around whenever they have nothing to do,”
“a rich second-generation heir who'll have to go home and inherit the building materials market if they can't even handle the least technical job,”
and
“a cold, handsome guy who's on call 24 hours a day and specializes in scaring people with ‘Keep running your mouth and I'll kill you,’”
“an embalmer devoted to dark cuisine and the art of arranging bodies.”
A hearse driver who peppers people with cheesy pickup lines and thinks he's insanely handsome.
[Friendly Reminder] 1. A morbid yet lighthearted workplace story. Come on in if you're brave. 2. This is genuine local literature, not the domineering CEOs that are everywhere on Jinjiang. 3. Art comes from life and surpasses it. 4. Positive, not cynical. If you think the writing is sincere, could you add it to your collection? 5. I'm an amateur writer who jumps between genres, and I'm super brave, fist clenched.
Theme: Truly down-to-earth, striving for beauty.
