Willow Crosses the Yin Boat, but the River Does Not Look Back!

On the ancient ferry across the Yuan River, the boat sailed at dusk and the oars were put away at five o'clock. It does not ferry living people, only ghost guests. At the age of nineteen, Liu Du inherited his ancestral business. Father only leaves three rules: Don't ask your name, where you came from, or where you're going. Once the boat reaches the center of the river, it must not look back. When a guest comes ashore, he must not look back. On the first night, he crossed a person without a shadow. As the boat sailed in the middle of the river, there was a knocking sound from the bottom of the water. "Boatman, look back and see if I'm sitting backwards?" The willow is the soul-calling tree, and the ferry is the yin-yang boat. With his name, he was born to be in the dark side. A boat, half a water sign, and three sticks of green incense. What you get over is resentment, what you keep is rules, and what you give away is unrequited. Together with Jiang Wu, the next guest is already waiting on the shore.