Coffins are generally taboo objects, so some people use the homonym to describe them as getting promoted and getting rich, which brings them psychological comfort.
There are a lot of coffins in my novels, but Hu Bayi and Fatty Wang in "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" encountered the Kunlun Divine Coffin, the highest level of "promotion and wealth" not long after their debut, which made the subsequent coffin juniors Seems to be getting worse.
The material of the Kunlun coffin is the Kunlun sacred tree.
According to ancient books, the Kunlun sacred tree is also called the tree that reaches the sky.
In ancient times, gods in the sky and people on earth communicated with each other, and the Kunlun sacred tree was the ladder between heaven and earth.
Maybe it's because the sacred tree is stained with fairy spirit.
Even if there is only a section of the Kunlun sacred tree, it will still not dry up.
Although it no longer grows, it will always maintain its original appearance.
If the corpse is stored in a coffin made of the Kunlun sacred tree, it can be preserved forever.
Immortal for years.
It is said that Qin Shihuang especially wanted a coffin like this and couldn't ask for it.
Could it be that he had known that he would die on the way to patrol, and his body would stink in the car, so he would use smelly salted fish to cover up such a miserable ending?
The Kunlun God's Coffin is just a legend, but the gloomy wooden coffin is a real thing.
The dark wood is actually a century-old or thousand-year-old valuable ancient wood in ancient times.
Due to sudden earthquakes and other changes, it was buried deep under the sediment of the ancient river beds of rivers and lakes, or in anoxic dark strata.
It looks like petrified wood but retains wood.
Features, otherwise how to use a knife to cut the solution into a coffin board?
The coffins made of sunken wood are immortal and not afraid of insects.
This is the best coffin that feudal emperors can truly enjoy.
Not to mention, the great thief Yuan Shikai died after only eighty-three days, but he was buried in a coffin made of dark wood.
This was a treatment that few emperors after the Qing Dynasty did not enjoy.
However, Yuan Shikai's coffin is said to be pieced together rather than a single piece of whole material, and it is not yet considered complete.
Because making coffins has always been about using single pieces of wood, which means that the six pieces of wood including the lid, bottom and four sides of the coffin are all cut from one piece of wood.
Folks often say: A house with ten thousand taels of gold is not as good as a square of ebony.
This ebony refers to the dark wood.
It shows how precious this kind of wood is.
Yuan Shikai spent all his efforts to sleep in a single dark wood coffin.
In fact, the treatment is not as good as that of the grass head in a remote corner of the Yunnan Worm Valley in Ghost Blowing the Lamp.
The emperor of Yunnan presented himself to the king.
The unique dark wood coffin in which the King Xian slept was a geographical convenience.
Sichuan and Yunnan were originally the places where dark wood was produced, and the quantity unearthed was much higher than that of Longyang Gorge in Qinghai and Fengjie of the Three Gorges, the former production areas of dark wood. these two Because it is in a densely populated area, it has long been excavated; and in recent years, there have been constant news about the unearthed and large-scale transactions of dark wood in Yunnan.
There is even news that a piece of Yunnan dark wood unearthed in recent years resembles a map of China
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