Su Wan has spent her whole life exhausted.
Her father schemed against her, her stepmother set her up, her younger sister stole her boyfriend, and in the end, her fiancé pushed her down the stairs.
Reborn, she decides to live differently:
She dances at funerals, waves her hands in the mourning hall, and makes a million a day livestreaming her graveyard dance parties.
Her father says she’s crazy, her stepmother calls her an embarrassment, and her younger sister tearfully begs her to stop making a scene.
Su Wan slaps her portrait down on the table:
“A scene? This is only the beginning.”
“Don’t you love putting on a show? Here, the stage is yours, the coffins are yours, and I’ll even provide the lights and sound system.”
“Today, we’ll turn a funeral into a wedding and the mourning hall into a bridal chamber. Whoever goes in first, I’ll give them a wedding gift.”
