Marry a Snake? No Way, I Can’t Handle That!

“A black coffin for the bride, two families bound by a pact. When the auspicious day arrives, a thousand ghosts will carry the coffin.”

After my mother gave birth to me, she was swept away by a flood. Everyone saw me as an ill omen.

I grew up sleeping in a coffin. Then, when I turned eighteen, I began having shamefully vivid dreams.

Later, the man in black from my dreams really appeared. He said that long ago, my Bai ancestors had dug out his snake gall, and now he would make me repay the debt.

He gave me a ghost coin carved with a snake design and said I was his wife...

From then on, he threatened me by claiming my mother was still alive, making me accompany him to every eerie place in search of the snake gall he had lost.

But neither of us expected that the snake gall we had searched so desperately for had been inside me all along...