The Yin-Yang Coffin in the photo is very blurry. The lighting was extremely dim when it was taken, likely inside an Ancient Tomb. The coffin itself is bicolor: the left half is reddish, the original color of the wood, while the right half is charred black. This Yin-Yang Coffin was crafted entirely from a single piece of Lightning-Struck Wood. Wood possesses Yin, while lightning possesses extreme Yang. Using Lightning-Struck Wood to craft a coffin truly unites Yin and Yang, fitting the philosophy of the Yin-Yang Coffin.
Conceptually, the coffin in Zhao Fada’s photo is undoubtedly a Yin-Yang Coffin. However, I have a lingering intuition that this is not the specific Yin-Yang Coffin I am looking for. This intuition stems from my time in the previous Ancient Tomb, where I encountered the Seven-Absolute Coffin. Every sign points to a mysterious connection between the Seven-Absolute Coffin and the Yin-Yang Coffin I am destined to find. But the one I seek is certainly not this type of Yin-Yang Coffin made of Lightning-Struck Wood, which is merely a tool for Daoist scholars.
Perhaps this guy came to me because he was lured by Morgan the Foreigner and Mecheng. It is a scheme laid out by Mecheng. Mecheng must know where the Yin-Yang Coffin I need is hidden. To break the trap, I must first walk into it. This is a journey I have to take. Besides, Old Bachelor Grandpa left clues in his tobacco pouch—clues about the Yin-Yang Coffin. However, I cannot appear too eager; otherwise, given Me…
Chapter 25