Only after dying did the heroine discover that she was the cannon-fodder wife in a tragic romance novel. Her death had served as a stepping stone for the hero and heroine's love story. So she refused to be reincarnated, staying in the human world as a spirit and binding herself to the Resentment Recovery System. Her ex-husband and his mistress's regret, pain, and fear were all powerful sources of energy for her. Not only could she appear and scare people, she could also use her resentment to move objects: in the middle of the night, she could haul the scumbag and his mistress's bed to the city center, write bloody messages on mirrors with lipstick, or send evidence of their crimes straight to the police station. She possessed an online writer and turned her own true grievances into a hit novel, leading the whole internet to uncover the truth. She traded points for business intelligence and secretly backed a rival company, driving the scumbag's family business into bankruptcy. With her revenge complete and her resentment gauge full, she could choose to rebuild her body or ascend to immortality. Just then, the scumbag knelt before her grave, weeping bitterly. She appeared and sneered, “Stop crying. You're disturbing my new island.”
