Returning on a rainy night, he finds a pale figure sitting motionless in the entryway like frost. At midnight, she combs her hair before the mirror, yet casts no reflection. An antique mirror from the Republican era and a marriage certificate for a person who doesn't exist draw Su Zhe into a sinister entanglement spanning seventy years.
His “wife,” Su Wan, has skin as white as snow and is gentle and considerate, yet she seems untouched by the ways of the living and avoids sunlight as if it were a snake or a scorpion. A bloodstained red cheongsam in the closet, eerie incense burning at an ancient temple on the outskirts of the city, a woman in red who keeps appearing in the mirror... Every clue points to a horrifying truth: the person beside him in bed is no longer alive.
A general framed seventy years ago, a soul imprisoned in a sealed mirror, and obsessions and betrayals that cross the boundary between life and death. As the truth is peeled away layer by layer in the mirror's gleam and the color of blood, Su Zhe discovers that behind this marriage between a human and a ghost lies a conspiracy far more terrifying than death.
Does the mirror show the face of the beloved, or the vengeful ghost come to claim his life? Is this wait and entanglement spanning a century a chance to rekindle an old love, or a curse that will never end? Open Ghost Wife in the Mirror and enter a suspenseful world where reflections intertwine and the living are hard to distinguish from the dead.
