Flowers Bloom Across the River

The heroine dies in a car accident and arrives in the underworld, unaware that she has lost the memory of being betrayed by the person she loved. Still dazed and foolish, she wants to find the husband she had when she was alive.

Instead of reincarnating, the dead heroine is appointed secretary and housekeeper by the King of Hell.

"Your tears can nourish the flowers of the other shore," says that handsome, troublesome King of Hell.

But who would have thought that even the boss of the underworld could one day be powerless?

So the King of Hell keeps the heroine by his side at all times and conducts a grand inspection of the underworld, hoping to regain control.

What strange and bizarre things will they encounter during the inspection?

And did the King of Hell really bring the heroine along only because her tears can nourish flowers?

Could things really be that simple? The flowers of the other shore guide the dead, leading them into the cycle of reincarnation and helping them let go of their attachments to the past. They are also flowers that the underworld cannot do without.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.