Three times married to Yama

Chapter 11 The Man in the Coffin

Of all the desolate Yuping Village, the house chosen by the chubby boy had the most intense yin energy.

Although the entire village was shrouded in a layer of blue, the house that the chubby boy chose exuded a dark green ghostly aura, indicating that there was a very fierce presence in the room.

I said to the chubby boy, "Let's move to another house; this one isn't clean."

Upon hearing my words, all three of them were slightly taken aback, and apart from Xiao Xian, the other two even showed excitement in their eyes.

"It's better if it's not clean, that way my family will feel scared and excited. Besides, we brought a lot of talismans to ward off evil spirits, so it's okay." The chubby boy excitedly faced the camera and greeted the viewers in the live stream.

I looked at them and said, "But what if you get entangled with them from now on, or even lose your life?"

The chubby boy was also stunned. "No, it can't be that scary, right? There aren't really ghosts in this world, are there?"

I glanced at the chubby guy's live stream; the number of viewers was already approaching 20,000. If I were to openly say in front of so many people that ghosts exist, the impact might be so great that I'd be invited in for questioning.

"Whether it exists or not, we should approach it with reverence."

As I spoke, I took out three talismans from my small briefcase and handed them to them. "These are blessed amulets, drawn by a master I know. Carrying them with you will keep you safe."

That's right, that master is me. This amulet can withstand one attack from a vengeful ghost, and as for ordinary ghosts, they generally don't dare to get close.

Xiao Xian immediately took the talisman and distributed it to Huang Mao and Xiao Pangzi. Then she said to me gratefully, "Thank you for your kindness, Ah Yin. We will definitely keep it with us at all times."

I nodded. "I'll be operating alone from now on, so I won't be with you guys. But you can call me if you encounter any danger."

I added Xiaoxian as a WeChat friend while I was in the car, so it's still very convenient for her to contact me.

"Then be careful," Xiao Xian said with some concern.

"Um."

I don't know what the second treasure my father left me is, and I can't let anyone else know, so I had to leave with them.

After parting ways with the three of them, I headed towards the specific location my father had left in the message.

He said his treasures were in a red brick house in Yuping Village, as dusk fell and the moon rose high in the sky.

The moonlight tonight is exceptionally bright; I haven't seen such bright moonlight in a long time. The entire Yuping Village is bathed in silver light, as if it were daytime.

The village roads are now overgrown with weeds, and many houses have collapsed, exuding a sense of decay.

The red brick house my dad was talking about stood alone at the end of the village. It looked very ordinary, and there was nothing ghostly about it.

It feels both normal and abnormal.

But my dad can't let me down; I have to take what he left here.

I walked toward the house, and the tightly closed door opened by itself as I approached. Moonlight streamed in, and dust rushed into my face. I covered my mouth and nose and went inside, my eyes scanning the room.

My dad said the treasure was a jade coffin, but a coffin should be very conspicuous in this house, but I searched the whole house and didn't see a single box that looked like it, let alone a coffin.

I even used a compass to look for anything unusual, but it didn't seem to help much.

It seems this jade coffin cannot be found using metaphysical methods. If it's not in the house, I'll have to look for a basement or cellar or something similar.

I'd seen it in TV dramas before; the mechanism in a locked room could be anything in the room, so I started searching the room, trying to find the switch.

After searching for a while, I was a little tired. Just as I leaned against the window to breathe in some fresh air, my eyes fell on a grave not far behind the house, with a tombstone standing in front of it.

At that moment, it was as if a bolt of lightning struck my mind: shouldn't a coffin be in a grave?

Perhaps what I'm looking for is inside.

I climbed out the window and walked towards the grave behind the house. When I got closer, I saw that there was a blank tombstone in front of the grave.

I squatted down and carefully examined the tombstone and the grave, and came to a conclusion: both were very ordinary. Should I just dig up the grave?

I raised my hand and tapped the tombstone three times, politely informing the owner of the grave.

"Senior, I'm going to dig up the grave now. If you don't object, I'll get started."

No one responded, so it seems they don't object.

Just as I was about to make my move, the tombstone in front of me suddenly moved and then quickly sank into the ground. At that moment, the grave behind it split in two, revealing a dark tunnel leading underground.

My expression hardened; it seemed the thing my father left me was right here! Without hesitation, I entered the tunnel in the tomb.

The deeper I went, the heavier the chilling, yin energy became; even my flashlight was fogged up.

The tunnel led to an underground chamber. As soon as I entered, the candlelight in the chamber lit up on its own. In the dim candlelight, I saw a jade coffin lying quietly in the center.

That's the treasure my dad asked me to pick up!

After confirming that there was no danger in the secret room, I quickly walked to the jade coffin. I clicked my tongue in amazement. To make such a large jade coffin, how big must the jade be? It must be very valuable if it were sold.

After a moment of reflection, I prepared to open the coffin, already imagining it filled with gold, silver, treasures, or magical artifacts.

However, when I finally managed to push open the coffin lid, I was dumbfounded.

This coffin can contain treasures or magical artifacts, but it absolutely cannot contain a person!

But it just so happens to be a person!

A young man dressed in black burial clothes lay in the coffin with his eyes closed. His hands were folded over his abdomen, his nails were long and black, and he held a letter in his hand.

He was dead, yet he looked incredibly lifelike, and his hair was even blue.

My heart sank. I took the letter from his hand and opened it. Inside was my father's familiar handwriting.

My dearest daughter, this is the second treasure Dad left you. I was really worried about you when Dad wasn't around, so I made you a bodyguard.

This is the Qing Corpse King that your father successfully created after many experiments. Few people in the human world can defeat it, and it can be controlled by the Three Pure Bells.

But remember, never let the Corpse King of the Azure Veil come into contact with the Three Pure Bells, or disaster will ensue!!!

That's the end of the letter. I looked at the man in the coffin with a complicated expression. My father actually left me a corpse king!

Dad, how many more surprises do you have in store for me?

I found a small box next to the jade coffin, inside which was the Three Pure Ones Bell. It can be used to control the Azure Corpse King, but if this thing goes out of control...

The consequences would be unimaginable! Just what kind of person is my dad?! He actually managed to create this!

I picked up the Three Pure Ones Bell and rang it towards the Corpse King in the coffin.

Ring ring... Ring ring...

The man in the coffin, whose eyes were closed, suddenly opened them after hearing the bell ring.

A pair of scarlet eyes looked at me, filled with endless hatred.

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