Coffin

During the Jiayou period of the Northern Song Dynasty, Chen Liuzhi, a porter on the dock in Suzhou, received a strange job in a shack - transporting a thin-skinned coffin from Suzhou to Suiye Town and delivering it in twelve days. The reward was three hundred taels of silver, with fifty taels paid in advance. The coffin had no nails, but there was an air hole at the bottom. Inside the blowhole, someone was gasping for air. Chen Liuzhi knew that he was transporting a living person. But he did not open the coffin. He never asked what was inside the goods he took over, and he always had trouble with those who did. So the thirty-year-old porter put on a rope, pulled a cypress coffin, and headed north along the canal. He didn't know who was in the coffin, who was chasing the coffin, or what was waiting for him in Broken Leaf Town. He only knows one thing: the accounts will be settled only when he is alive. The people from the Eight Sects want to intercept the coffin in Suiye Town and kill the people in the coffin. Madam Su from the Qingshi Town Tea House was waiting for him to pass by the door, counting the number of people who had passed by for the imperial secret service behind him. Song Duzhi of the Bianjing Imperial City Division burned a Jiangnan intelligence report on the observatory, which read "The native cow flowers have moved." The woman named Shen Mo in the coffin had all the secret texts of the eight thirty-year-old black accounts tattooed on her back. During the night when she was waiting for Chen Liuzhi to open the coffin lid a crack, she only said five words - "... I'll tell you when I get there." "Carrying the Coffin" is the story of a porter dragging a coffin across a 960-mile journey. It is also a story about a person who can turn back and continue walking after walking a certain distance. What really makes you powerful in the world is never martial arts, it's the ledger, and the energy that makes a person promise and never let go.