Qin Yang did not know whether he could get a message across.
Back in the World of the Dead, finding someone to bring a message back had been easy enough. Dead Spirits willing to cooperate could be grabbed by the handful.
But sending a message from this side into the World of the Dead looked simpler, yet in truth, it gave Qin Yang an even bigger headache.
If he directly used a skill to perform salvation rites, the other party would at most retain a single obsession and appear in the lands of the Yellow Springs. More likely, they would not appear in the World of the Dead at all.
If he did not perform salvation rites, the simplest method would be to have someone carry a message before they died.
How could Qin Yang stand by and watch a trustworthy person go die? As for someone untrustworthy, there was no point even mentioning them.
After fussing over it for quite a while, Qin Yang decided it would be more reliable not to use a skill for the salvation rites, but to rely purely on his own craft, leaving behind a mark in passing to carry a message.
In any case, he had to test it first. Besides, honing his craft would be worthwhile if he someday truly managed to create a funeral classic.
After the World of the Dead appeared, this sort of method had found a place to shine. It might become extremely popular, and cultivators specializing in this line of work might well become commonplace.
When the time came, he could discuss it with Boss Qin and have Boss Qin make a suitable coffin to go with it.
And he, Qin Youde, would standardize the profession and develop corresponding secret arts that others could learn.
Specialized funeral