But She Happened to Be Dead

[Growth-type female protagonist] [The male protagonist is ruthless and cold] [Two-way redemption] [1V1 HE] [Humans and ghosts team up to solve unsolved cases] Illiterate, not good at prostitutes, and plain-looking - Chu Suyi is the most inconspicuous person in Daliang. Neighbors say that she is lucky to find a husband to live a stable life. But before this "blessing" came, she died tragically on the eve of her wedding. No one even heard her farewell, and she eventually became a wandering ghost who was neither a god nor a ghost. Tragedies of killing families occurred frequently in Yongchendu. The dead looked like ghosts and were seeking their lives. Rumors spread and people were panicked. Chu Suyi accidentally got involved in the turmoil and met Liang Xuanhe, the second son of King Zhaorui, a pure evil man with high IQ and full of ambition. He recognized her specialness with his yin and yang eyes, and regarded this illiterate wandering soul as a "tool" to solve the case, and used it without any scruples. One is a wandering soul who longs for warmth and gradually reveals his sharp edge, and the other is a careerist who is busy and does not understand good and evil. They went from using each other to restraining each other, and in the bloody confusion, their greed, anger and obsession tore apart people's hearts. And what role will the one-thought holy monk of Golden Gate Temple, who was born pure and flawless and won the Holy Heart, play in this unsolved case where humans and ghosts are entangled?