When the ancients were laid to rest, they would fill the nine orifices with jade articles to nourish the soul.
With a shroud added, they prayed for longevity and an extension of their yin lifespan.
Inner coffins and outer caskets were used to place wealth and household utilities, thus creating a dwelling for the afterlife.
This was a formal and grand ritual only enjoyed by royalty and nobility in ancient times, completely unrelated to the spine-chilling and sinister elements found in modern online supernatural horror fiction.
In comparison, what righteousness could a glaring light bulb claim?
A curtain of blood descended from the sky, trapping the giant dragon, leaving it unable to move.
At that moment, the giant dragon still struggled, wearing an expression of sorrow for the painful troubles of mankind on its face, as if the entire world was at fault, not the dragon itself.
All sins should be laid upon me, I am willing to bear all the world's evil.
