The years when I opened a coffin shop in the world of Ninth Uncle

Chapter 59

"Elder Lin!"

Gu Nianhua took a few steps forward and saluted.

"Her name is Gu Nianhua, and she is my new apprentice. How is it? Do you see something extraordinary?"

When Uncle Jiu said this, his face was embarrassed.

Standing opposite Gu Nianhua, Lao Lin took a closer look, was taken aback, and murmured: "Old Jiu, you finally found a good seedling."

Gu Nianhua maintained her demeanor, and said with a smile: "Mr. Lin is too much."

Uncle Nine looked very proud.

When the old man entered the house, Wen Cai offered the Dragon Well Tea before Yuqian.

He borrowed the question just now and continued: "The one who asked me to go was Lei Gong of the Black Tiger Gang. His son was hit by a car and his son was bloody. I went to sew his body and got involved in his fight with the Beihai Gang. The good old man reacted quickly and killed a few bastards from the Beihai Gang before he escaped."

Uncle Jiu knew in his heart that the geographical location of the provincial capital was crucial, and it was a battleground for warlords. There were a lot of dirty things on the surface and in the dark, which was why he didn't want to stay there.

"If there's any trouble..."

Before Uncle Jiu finished speaking, Lao Lin put down his teacup and laughed loudly: "Don't you know what I do? You don't need to worry about it. If those bastards really dare to come here, I will cut off their heads. Sew them on."

Hearing what he said, Uncle Jiu didn't talk nonsense, the two of them were just talking, chatting about the old days, and talking about their recent experiences.

It's just that when Uncle Jiu mentioned the handsome seal he found yesterday, the old man's eyes froze, then he lowered his head and drank tea, covering it up well.

After Uncle Jiu finished speaking, Lao Lin began to complain like a normal person, "I said, no wonder so many people rushed to invite me when I first came to the town, so it was because of this."

Uncle Jiu laughed and said, "Who told you to sew corpses, no one around here can do it."

After the headshot incident happened in Ren's family, everyone was looking for this corpse stitcher.

As the old saying goes, it is safe to be buried in the ground, and it is important to die with the whole body.

It would be unlucky to bury a dead body, which would attract unknown people and hinder future generations.

Fortunately, these days, the means of cooling air is not uncommon, and those corpses are still preserved without decay.

Just wait for the corpse seamer to come back, mend it, and then arrange for the corpse to be buried.

Gu Nianhua was pretty beside Uncle Jiu. Hearing this, after thinking about it, she blinked her beautiful eyes and was a little puzzled: "Old Lin, it's broken into pieces, can you still sew it on?"

As soon as Mr. Lin was amused, he said nonchalantly: "What's so difficult about it? Glue the broken skulls together, get some pig's head meat and cut out the shapes of the five sense organs. Anyway, they are all dead, just have a head, and don't care if they are ugly or not. of."

Gu Nianhua: "..."

……

After Elder Lin left Yizhuang, his face darkened, and he went straight to Xu Ji's coffin shop.

"Xu Ping?"

Hearing Lao Jiu say that this person is young, has a very high level of morality, and has a good character, he is simply praised to the sky.

Such an outstanding young man, of course he wanted to get in touch with him.

At the same time, I was thinking in my heart.

Will that handsome seal, that young man named Xu Ping, really return to its original owner?
Walk around town.

Perhaps it was because of being in contact with corpses all the year round, even if the sun shone on his body, it couldn't dispel the unpleasant smell of corpses.

Pedestrians on the road smelled the smell and gave way one after another.

When I came to Xu Ji's coffin shop, I saw that the door was closed and there was no business.

When he was thinking about whether to go directly to the door, he saw shopkeeper Sun standing in a grocery store next to him with a gloomy face, and suddenly a thought arose in his mind, why not ask about Xu Ping first.

"Why doesn't this coffin guy agree? He's so stupid..." Shopkeeper Sun was muttering to himself when he suddenly smelled a rancid smell.

When he looked up, there was an old man with hoarfrost standing in front of him.

I'll go, it smells worse than my mouth.

After two glances, he recognized the old man.

"Hey, Mr. Lin, it's you." Shopkeeper Sun recognized him and greeted him.

Lao Lin nodded calmly, "Shopkeeper Sun, long time no see. How is business doing?"

"Oh, it's fine if you don't talk about it." Shopkeeper Sun's business is very bad and he doesn't want to mention it. Seeing him standing in front of him and not leaving, he asked again: "Old Lin, do you have something to do?"

Mr. Lin glanced at the coffin shop with the door closed, and said, "It's nothing. I just want to ask you about someone. The shopkeeper Xu you mentioned just now refers to the young man from the coffin shop next door?"

Shopkeeper Sun didn't know why, so he nodded and said, "Yes, what's the matter?"

Old Lin, the corpse stitcher, showed a smile, squinted his eyes and asked, "I heard you said he was stupid just now, so I don't know what happened?"

Hearing him mentioning this matter, shopkeeper Sun explained the situation, and then directly accused: "Tell me, if because of him alone, everyone has no money to take, isn't this blocking everyone's way of making money?"

It turned out to be like this... Elder Lin had a different opinion. From this point of view, this young man is not greedy for money and has filial piety. He is indeed a good young man as Lao Jiu said.

Shopkeeper Sun didn't see what he meant, and was still complaining: "How much money can I make selling coffins, I don't know how to be flexible at all."

As he said that, he remembered the bones he saw that night, and the exclamation he heard that night, and blurted out: "I can't do it well, I'm just using the pretense of buying a coffin to do some shady things."

"Huh?" Upon hearing this, Elder Lin's eyes narrowed, and he hurriedly asked, "Shopkeeper Sun, where did you start talking? Did you discover something?"

Whether there is or not, spreading a bad reputation may force him to submit...

Thinking of this, shopkeeper Sun changed the subject, and his words were very firm, vowing: "That night, I saw a group of bones at the door of his house..."

As Lin Lao listened, his expression changed.

The main reason is that he just heard about it from Uncle Jiu.

It is obvious that the other party is killing demons and demons to keep one side safe.

Why did you come here and describe others as a big devil? It's outrageous.

After hearing a few words of his dirty words, Mr. Lin couldn't bear it anymore, and sneered coldly: "Shopkeeper Sun, if I remember correctly, this house of yours is also a legacy passed down from your ancestors, right?"

Shopkeeper Sun was taken aback: "Yes, but Mr. Lin, what do you mean by that?"

Elder Lin chuckled, and said with disdain on his face: "Make a decision that goes against your ancestors, be careful of retribution in the future."

"What are you talking about?" Shopkeeper Sun's expression turned ugly.

Lin Lao laughed without saying a word, turned and left.

Seeing his attitude, shopkeeper Sun immediately became angry, and wanted to catch up with him to argue, but he was pushed back by a stench, and he vomited out the overnight meal.

at the same time.

After hiding the little yellow croaker under the bed, he checked the Gu tank and the paper figurine hidden in the backyard.

Xu Ping was relieved, everything was fine.

He was sitting in the room, studying the commander's seal, wondering, "What do people from the White Lotus Sect want it for?"

He held it in his hands and groped for a while, but he didn't understand it, so he simply let it go.

Anyway, it's someone else's stuff, if you can't figure it out after playing for two days, forget it.

Just as I was about to go to bed for a while, I heard someone knocking on the door and shouting:
"Is Shopkeeper Xu at home?"

(End of this chapter)