Wedding Joy, Funeral Sorrow (Infinite Flow)

[Chinese-style subtle horror, infinite strange tales] Unhinged, beautiful male ghost gong x Frail, cool, reserved young shou The Lin family's paper effigy shop in Longyin Town. The elderly Mr. Lin, past the age of fifty, died, leaving his only son behind. Before he died, he'd accepted a job and left it unfinished. His poor, unlucky son fell seriously ill. When he woke up, he found his father's corpse and the whole mess left behind. The Wang family in town was marrying off their daughter. They needed one wedding sedan chair, two paper horses, four boxes of dowry, and four bearers, plus one matchmaker and two accompanying musicians. The job was due in three days. Lin Qisui stared at the colorful paper, frames, and paste scattered across the floor, and froze. Paper effigies? He had no idea how to make them. What should he do? Naturally, he'd just have to wing it. That night, Lin Qisui worked by lamplight when a man in blue suddenly showed up at his door. "Close the shop after dark. No lamps at night. Don't make paper effigies after dark, and don't see the dead during the day." "Lin Qisui, didn't you read the notes your father left behind?" Lin Qisui looked up and saw a man of bewitching, ghostly beauty standing before him. "I did," he said calmly, glancing at Mr. Lin, who lay in the coffin behind him. "I just asked my father what to do if I can't finish the job." The man raised an eyebrow. "And what did he say?" Lin Qisui was about to answer when, out of the corner of his eye, he noticed that the man... had no feet! His expression darkened, but the man smiled. "Don't be scared, kid. Before your father died, he entrusted you to me." "It's our first meeting. I'm Xie Changxi, a traveling doctor." Lin Qisui nodded politely, then said, "He said a doctor surnamed Xie would come by, and that he was good at making paper effigies." Xie Changxi: ... Instance One: A Joyful Wedding, a Sorrowful Funeral Instance Two: The Abandoned Baby Hall, the Vengeful Ghost Child Instance Three: Red Sleeves and Fragrance, Calling the Dead Theme: Do good deeds, and the road ahead will be bright. A beautiful male ghost has latched onto me... Reading guide: 1. Shou's perspective, older gong (gentle gong x cool, reserved shou)! 2. Set in an imagined ancient era, with folk customs, ghosts and supernatural phenomena, infinite elements, and strange tales, among other things. 3. Many original settings. No nitpicking, please. Theme: Do good deeds; don't ask what the future holds.