Night!

It was raining heavily!

The funeral team was carrying the coffin. They slid up the mountain with difficulty.

When they arrived at the cemetery, everyone was drenched as if they had just been fished out of a mire. Their feet were covered in yellow mud, and their shoes were no longer the color of their shoes.

"The rain comes too suddenly. It's an hour late. What should we do now that it's already past the end of the year?"

"To be buried!"

"But Mr. Yin and Yang said that today's midnight is the most fierce day, and you can't be buried at that time!"

"Humph, it's kind of the Crown Prince to leave the daughter of a sinful official alive and bury her. How can he pay so much attention to her? We can't stay in the rain all the time. Let's quickly bury her so that we can go back and report to the Crown Prince."

The two men argued in a loud voice in the heavy rain.

Although the former felt that it was inappropriate, the rain was getting heavier and heavier. The few people carrying the coffin were obviously exhausted. They gritted their teeth and tried their best to hold on. It seemed that they could not hold on any longer.

Wiping the rain off his face, he sighed helplessly and eventually fell silent.

They were about to put down the coffin, but suddenly there were flashes of lightning and thunder. Streaks of strong light cut through the sky and lit up the top of the mountain.

What he saw was a deathly white graveyard, a deathly white coffin, and a similarly deathly pale face.

Everyone's knees began to go soft, and their eyes were inexplicably filled with fear.

Suddenly, a strong streak of lightning struck straight at the coffin like a sharp sword.

Crack!

...

"Have you heard? Last night, something strange happened. When First Miss Yun was killed, she suddenly came to life!"

"Something's not right. The time of burial wasn't good. A streak of lightning hacked down, burning the coffin to ashes."

"No, no, no. One of them is the nephew of my cousin's uncle. He was sent back to his grave last night. He was covered in mud and his face was as pale as a dead man's. He couldn't speak for a night. It was not until this morning that he came back to earth and said that First Miss Yun fell off the mountain with her coffin and disappeared!"

"Don't talk nonsense. I have a relative working in the palace. I heard from my relatives that the two officials who were sent to the funeral went back to report to the Crown Prince. They said that the coffin was split into two pieces by a flash of lightning at that time. First Miss Yun's body fell out and was taken away by a wild beast. The Crown Prince was so angry that he killed the two officials."

In one night, this strange incident had spread throughout the streets and alleys of the capital. There were tea shops and wine shops. The truth had also become even more bizarre in the spread of rumors.

...

The wind and rain had passed overnight, and the water level of the Pinglu River rose by another foot and a half.

After the heavy rain, it was clear, and the river surface in the sun was calm.

The sky was as clear as water, sparkling with light. It was peaceful and peaceful.

Under the river, a wooden board floated on the broad surface of the river.

A young girl was lying on a wooden board, biting a weed in her mouth. She rested her hands on the back of her head and shook her legs.

As a person who traveled through time and space this time, he was so honored that he not only walked into the coffin, but also fell into the river with the coffin. He almost lost his life.

"Are you playing with me?"

She still remembered that before the time-travel, Brother Pheasant, whose character was more attractive, patted her on the shoulder and said earnestly, "Be a good person after the time-travel!"

He would take good care of her. Well, he did take good care of her.

At this moment, she really wanted to gently ask, "F*ck you!"

Yun Shu let out a sigh through gritted teeth when she was singing her first song.

He had to stand to the side for all kinds of tasks. At present, the most important thing was to fill his stomach.

She placed her palm on her eyes and held on to the glaring sunlight. She lazily opened her eyes and inadvertently tilted her head, but her eyes lit up.