[Genderbend, ten souls transmigrate, mildly obsessive love interest, eerie world, modern world]
When he wakes up, college student Ye Xingling has become the strongest bride in the ghost realm: Ye Shuling’s long-dead younger sister.
He once thought transmigrating was the end of the story, only to discover he is lying in an ice coffin, held together by his older sister’s supreme ghost power. The bride renowned throughout the netherworld keeps watch day and night, her eyes filled with grief and obsession, waiting for a miracle that will bring him back to life.
When the younger sister unexpectedly opens her eyes, she finds no joy in her sister’s expression, only a madness hidden deep in her gaze and a whispered vow: “This time, we’ll never be apart again.”
But the fragments of their fused memories reveal a cruel truth: this immortal body is a living corpse prison, forged by the sister’s own hands.
The ice coffin is cold, but not as cold as the obsession behind her sister’s tender touch. Is this awakening the beginning of redemption, or the prelude to another eternal imprisonment?
It's okay, but it doesn't feel like a novel, it feels a bit like a short novel made up of many short fragments.