The work of a funeral is complex and tedious.
If it weren't for Zhou Hu's professional team, Qin Huai couldn't even imagine what Luo Jun's funeral would turn into. Let's just say that Luo Jun's long-prepared funeral was foresightful.
Although this funeral mode is a bit strange.
Luo Jun's funeral did not have a clear memorial service time; in fact, there wasn't a memorial service. In Luo Jun's words, he disliked the idea of his body lying in an ice coffin with a bunch of people saying insincere eulogies. He didn't consider himself a good person, nor was he well-liked, so there might be few people genuinely saddened by his death.
As for the funeral, the more people, the merrier. Guests should just remember to bring cash gifts.
Of course, Luo Jun wasn't one to play favorites. He offered every attendee an equal chance to get rich—
Two scratch cards per person per day.
Yes, two scratch cards per person per day.
