Chapter 161 Yun'er sat on the coffin and cried

The sky was cloudy and rainy, and I suddenly remembered such a story: Yishui Town; in late spring and March, warblers fly and grass grows.In the cemetery, new tombs are juxtaposed with old tombs. Ghosts smile at ghosts. When a flower comes out, a person goes in. Life is in and out, and the cycle is endless. Ayun died, died of a sudden illness. He was nineteen years old when he died, the age of a flower, and the buds that should have sprouted have withered to the ground. Of course, he was not reconciled. "Yun'er, you can go now, why bother?" Her mother cried before the coffin; the coffin reached the side of the grave, once it was put down, the eight people couldn't lift it up.

"Yun'er sat on the coffin and cried." The sorceress said: She cried once and looked at her once, as if she was waiting for someone. If that person doesn't come, her soul weighs a thousand catties. "You just ask who is she waiting for? We found her for her, so that she can feel at ease, so that she can go on the road to hell." Ayun's mother couldn't see her daughter. The sorcerer said: "I have yin and yang eyes, but no yin and yang ears, so I can't hear the thoughts of the new soul." Wait a little longer, it will be dark, and people and ghosts are in a hurry.

When the wind blows and the grass moves, a man comes out from behind the tree, his face is full of tears and wind and frost. "Yun'er, I'm late." The man knelt down in front of the coffin, and he said that he would let her go. When she was buried, he would hang himself on the old tree in front of the grave; the man couldn't see her, but she held his coffin. face, shaking his head. The sorceress told the man: Yun'er wants you to live. Ayun smiled bitterly, and after laughing, it turned into a wisp of green smoke. The butler shouted: "Get up!" The coffin rose in response to the sound and was smoothly lowered into the grave.

It is said that Ayun is stubborn, but in those days, who was not stubborn about love? Eighteen years later, the man married a woman who looked exactly like Ah Yun;