Raise the Dead as Wife

"Take a closer look." After Old Man Sun took out a brush and cinnabar, he started to draw on the White Yellow Glyph.

Old Man Sun explained while he was painting, "Talismans need to be wary of arrogance and impatience. Every stroke must not be the slightest bit off, or else it will just be a piece of scrap paper."

Old Man Sun passed the painted Yellow Talisman to me: "Feel it, see if it's any different from before."

I touched the Yellow Talisman and replied, "There seems to be a light air current surrounding the Yellow Talisman."

The Old Man Sun laughed, "Remember, those are the real talismans. Those that don't have air flow are all fake."

"Yes." I nodded, picked up the red ink pen and began to experiment.

Old Man Sun instructed: "You can go to the front hall to draw, and take a look at the store. I'm going out for a while."

"Alright." I didn't ask too much. Old Man Sun has always been a mysterious place, so it's better not to ask too much about him.

After Old Man Sun went out, I drew a large pile of Yellow Talisman, all of them being trash talismans without any air currents.

"Don't tell me that I really don't have any talent …" I couldn't help but doubt life.

A woman walked in from the doorway. She was wearing a white T-shirt and jeans. She was thin, but very tall.

The woman looked to be about 25 or 26 years old, with delicate facial features and bangs in her hair. Other than her pale complexion, she had quite a bit of beauty.

The woman asked, "Is the boss here?"

I put down my vermilion brush and replied, "The boss has gone out. What business do you have with him?"

The woman said in a low voice, "I want to buy a coffin."

If I sell a coffin, Old Man Sun would probably give me a commission.

However, there was no price tag for the Old Man Sun coffins, so there were a total of ten of them placed in the hall, each of them painted red.

I led the woman over and asked, "Who is it for? Is it thicker or thinner?"

The woman pointed to a big red coffin and replied, "If you want thicker ones, and if you want thicker and more comfortable, you'll want this one."

I took a glance at the coffin and boasted, "Do you know that the raw materials for this coffin come from the ancient forest? Whether it's comfort or safety, it isn't something an ordinary coffin can compare to."

The woman nodded. "How much?"

Seeing the moved look in the woman's eyes, I raised two of my fingers and demanded a sky-high price, "Two hundred thousand."

"Sure, can I deliver it tonight?" The woman didn't even try to bargain and just nodded her head in agreement.

I couldn't contain my joy and said, "I can give it to you. Of course I can give it to you. However, you have to pay first. Are you going to swipe your card or …?"

The woman directly took out a large amount of cash from her purse, stack after stack, which dazzled me.

I quickly took the money, afraid that the woman would go back on her word, and thought to myself, "The money of a wealthy man is really easy to earn."

Only when I picked up the bill, I realized something was wrong. A stream of air that had never appeared on the talisman before had actually appeared on the banknote.

I remained calm and replied, "There's something wrong with your money."

The woman's glazed eyes stared at me and said, "No way, there can't be any problem with my money."

I didn't know how to comfort a woman who was getting worked up, and I guessed she'd been tricked.

Old Man Sun walked in from the door and instructed: "Qin Yun, sell the coffin to her, and help her bring it back."

I was a little surprised. "She hasn't paid us yet? She doesn't charge us money?"

Old Man Sun shook his head: "I'm not collecting money. There's a truck at the door, hurry up and load it up."

I bitterly smiled. "Are you kidding me? How can I move it alone?"

I thought to myself, "When did Old Man Sun become so generous? Not only did he give her a coffin for free, he even provided her with the service of delivering goods to her doorstep. Could it be that he ate the wrong medicine?"

At this moment, the woman came over and whispered, "Let me help you."

I nodded. "Let's give it a try first."

However, I was soon shocked by the woman. Despite her small arms and legs, she did not even gasp or blush when she carried the coffin.

I raised my thumb and praised, "You're a female."

The woman gave me a blank look before she sat in the passenger seat.

I shook my head, climbed into the cab, and started the truck.

On the way, the woman didn't say another word besides pointing the way.

As they passed through the city, the woman's destination turned out to be the Yuanshui River, which was located on the outskirts of the city.

The river was a desolate plain, covered with weeds as tall as a man. Most likely, there were a large number of poisonous snakes and spiders inside.

I'm very curious, this area is a no-man's land, what kind of coffin would be sent here at night?

Just at this moment, I received a message from the Old Man Sun.

Opening it to take a look, my little heart started to beat faster and faster, it wrote: "Qin Yun, the woman who bought the coffin is a very fierce and evil soul.

Do not think about fighting with her, and do not panic. Otherwise, you will die for sure, and whether or not you can live past tonight will depend on your luck. "

Damn, why didn't you tell me earlier and even get me to deliver the coffin to her?

I tilted my head to look at the surrounding straw that was as tall as a person and forcefully pretended to be calm. "Beautiful girl, where exactly is your home?"

The woman's voice was low as she said, "Just a little bit more and I'll be home."

"Alright." I suppressed the fear in my heart and replied calmly. A drop of cold sweat unconsciously rolled down my forehead and fell onto my eyes.

After getting along with her for a long time, I gradually realized that something was wrong with a woman.

For example, from time to time, a cold wind would blow out from her body. The cold wind was especially cold, and when it blew on her body, it was like ice was being applied.

The woman tilted her head and said, "Stop the car."

I nodded and obediently stopped the car.

The woman floated out of the car and dragged the coffin out of the box and laid it on the ground beside the car.

Then the woman pointed to a place covered in silky grass and ordered, "Dig this place open."

Fortunately, there was a hoe in the car, otherwise, he would have to dig with his hands.

Not long after, I dug out a miserable female corpse from the grass.

There was a nasty cut on the woman's body that ran from her chest all the way to her stomach. Through the cut, I could see the decayed intestines and organs inside.

At this moment, the woman beside me walked over, hugged the rotten corpse with both hands and cried loudly, "I died so miserably …"

Smelling the pungent smell of corpses and looking at the scene of me crying my heart out, my legs couldn't help but tremble.

After crying for a while, the woman picked up the corpse with both hands and placed it inside the coffin.

The woman looked back at me and said, "Burn the coffin for me."

Although I was curious, I did not dare to disobey. I hastily picked up a large amount of silky grass from the ground and piled it inside the coffin.

The silk straw was a good igniting material. Not long after, a huge fire was ignited outside the coffin, starting a raging fire.

The woman sat in the middle of the raging flames and began to sing a sad song. The song was distant and peaceful, giving off a feeling as if dusk was approaching.