When the Suona Blows, There Are Thousands of Taels of Gold

"Can you... Catch ghosts?" "Ten gold for solving the case, ten gold for catching the ghost. If the event is successful, a suona will be sent to the funeral." # Zhuji coffin shop, children and old men are not deceived# Rakshasa has practiced in the mountains for thousands of years. On the day he first entered the mortal world, he met a woman on the road who sold herself to bury her father. The woman was as pitiful as a weak willow, and there were a few bullies beside her who were ready to make a move. Although he is a ghost, he has a good heart. Not only did he kindly help the woman drive away the bullies, but he also enthusiastically helped her dig a hole to bury her old father. He even took the trouble to commit himself to marrying a woman. There were flowers and candles in the bridal chamber, the woman tied a bell on her hand, tied him up and threw him on the bed. His heart itched: "Zhusha, it turns out you are so unrestrained." The candle went out and the bell rang. The woman closed her eyes and muttered something in his ear. He was flustered: "Zhusha, what are you reading?" "Oh, human-ghost contract." "Zinsha, you damn liar!" Rakshasa is Cinnabar's lifelong ghost slave. He accompanies her every day to investigate crimes and plays the suona, and opens a coffin shop for her to catch evil spirits to make money. One day, he broke the human-ghost contract and really ran away. Later, when it rained heavily, he came back in disgrace - "I'm used to being your dog, and it's a bit uncomfortable to be a ghost again." "Ah, Erlang, why are you feeling uncomfortable?" "I miss you so much that it hurts." # Female Taoist priest who deceived ghosts x deceived general ghost# #She tried her best to lie to me, she must love me very much! # [Drama version copywriting] In July and a half, the door to hell opens. Greed gives birth to all kinds of desires, and evil spirits resurrect. When the suona blows, strangers will avoid it, ghosts will disappear, and there will be thousands of taels of gold. Intention: Those who love to go out love to return, and those who have gone have good luck to come.