Chu Ning's Coffin Shop.
As the residents of Daning County had expected, the place was deserted, utterly devoid of customers.
The neighbors thought that within a year, the coffin shop would have to close its doors.
"Uncle Chu!"
A boy carrying a food box stepped into the coffin shop.
There was no front hall in the coffin shop; upon entering, there was a courtyard, with unmade coffin planks leaning against the walls on both sides of the yard.
"My sister sent this for you."
The boy placed the food box on the stone table in the courtyard and headed straight towards the several dozen human-shaped wood carvings in the yard, about to reach out and touch one.
"Didn't I tell you before, you can't touch these wood carvings."
A voice came from within the inner room, and the boy quickly withdrew his hand, looking at the man who came out of the room and chuckled, "Uncle Chu, your carvings look so real, I just wanted to take a closer look."
