Coffin Keeper: I Can See the Last Look of the Dead

Li Mo, the coffin keeper of Qishan Funeral Home, can read the "final image" when he touches the corpse - what he sees and feels at the last moment of death will be condensed into pictures and sealed in the body, and he can see them as soon as he touches them. Relying on this ability, he could repay the truth to countless innocent souls who died in vain. Dead men don't lie. But recently, the final image began to crack: the two deceased people who had never met each other actually saw the same gold-threaded red embroidered shoe before they died; when he recalled the bluestone bridge without railings in the final image, his memory seemed to have been torn out a page; and more and more of the final images reflected his own face. The ability of the coffin keeper comes at a price: every time he reads a final shadow, death uses his eyes to see the present world one more point, marking him brighter on the death map. If you don't read it, the injustice of the dead person will sink to the bottom; if you read it, he will become a part of the final shadow little by little. The red shoes move along the path of death, bridging the old case of his father's death twenty years ago. Bai Shitang's archives seal the last glimpse of the deceased across the country. The only thing he can do is to see through the map before he becomes the brightest point on the map of death. Dead men don't lie. Unless someone is lying to you on behalf of the deceased.