There are also some rules for engraving on coffins.
For example, wishes like "Fu" and "Shou" don't matter where they are engraved, but if it is the word "Dian", it can only be engraved at the bottom.
There is a saying that "Dian" is a sacrifice to ghosts and is carved on the bottom of the coffin so that the ghosts can stand up and eat the sacrifice.
Although it is not necessary to carve this word, if "甸" is carved at the top, the meaning will be completely different. It is like pressing down on the ghost's head, which is equivalent to suppressing the deceased, making it unable to eat. Of course, it cannot rest in peace and cannot be reincarnated.
Compared with the extinguished eternal lamp, somehow there is always a subtle sense of ill intention contained in it.
Although Xiao Qi read out what Yuan Yuxue said, he didn't know what it meant.
Yuan Yuxue thought for a moment. He had been carrying paper and pen with him since he lost his voice.
At this time, he also took out the folded paper, placed it on the palm of his hand and began to write. He only brought one sheet of paper, which was not thick like a notebook. Therefore, when he wrote like this, it was quite difficult to find the point of force when the pen tip fell.
But even though Yuan Yuxue could only write so lightly, she was not affected at all, and the characters she wrote were still very neat and tidy.
Moreover, he recorded very quickly. In the blink of an eye, he wrote down this statement on paper and showed it to Xiao Qi.
Xiao Qi took the paper and was slightly stunned.
Somehow, I felt a little chilly.
When she looked at the coffin, she felt something inexplicable - she actually had no ill feelings towards the two elderly people. But why would the elderly people who looked so sad and heartbroken because of their daughter's death order such a coffin for their daughter
The most bizarre thing, apart from the words on the coffin that were obviously taboo... Yuan Yuxue lowered her eyelashes slightly and pointed to a place at the bottom of the coffin for Xiao Qi to see.
Xiao Qi just came to his senses and looked over.
It was a dot, painted the same wood color as the coffin. Most people would be so focused on the inscription that looked so uncomfortable that they would not notice the pattern that seemed to be in harmony.
But when she noticed it, Xiao Qi's face became even uglier. She stepped forward slightly and unconsciously touched the dot that looked like a pattern.
It's a nail.
If the long nails are not used properly, they can actually destroy your luck.
For example, there was a saying before that if a house carpenter wanted to do something to the owner's house, he would nail long nails on the spine of the built house, which meant financial loss and misfortune, and was a very obvious and vicious curse.
The nail that represents the seal was nailed to the bottom of the coffin at this time, and according to this position, if you imagine—
This round nail was nailed right into the sole of the corpse's foot.
Even though he didn't know whether there was a specific explanation or not, Xiao Qi knew very well that this was a very insidious setting.
Nailing the soles of the corpse's feet was simply intended to make it impossible for her to move and prevent her from reincarnating.
Xiao Qi's eyes also drooped slightly.