What's with the corpse driver in Maoshan? Don't add plot to the novel.

Haha, I like answering this question best.

First of all, Maoshan, a place name, is famous for its Taoist temple and is a holy place for monks. Taoist temples in Maoshan have existed since ancient times, so I won't go into details here. You can search. Zhang Tianshi is very famous.

The corpse removal usually comes from Xiangxi. As you know, there are many strange things in that place in Xiangxi, because it is close to the scenic spot and witchcraft is very popular.

Driving a corpse means that people who are already dead, such as Taoist Maoshan, or people who are proficient in Taoist Maoshan, use special coincidence spells to make the corpse move, but not freely. Their limbs are stiff and they can only do simple jumping movements. It must be done at night. Corpse driver is a special profession.

However, the Maoshan corpse driver you asked is just one of them. In fact, corpse driving was a profession in Xiangxi in the past. You don't have to be maoshan taoist, as long as you learn this "technology" from an early age, you can also engage in it. It's just that Maoshan's Taoism is famous, so the film and television drama uses Maoshan as the "spokesperson" of the corpse-driving industry.

Ps: The reason for the rise of corpse hunters is very important, because people in the past were relatively poor, and after they died in a foreign land, they paid attention to returning to their origins. Therefore, the corpse removal industry generally serves them. Otherwise, people who have nothing to do will come to get the body.

All the above are self-summaries, and they are by no means copied. Because I was interested in strange things since I was a child, Ni Kuang's books are also very fond of reading, and fantasy is also involved, so there are many words. Look at me playing so hard, please give me some points. Ah, ha ha ha. If you have any questions, you can keep asking.