Reading Tips
① The male and female protagonists are both strong, marry first and fall in love later, there is no foolishness or sweetness, and no reliance on others to save them.
② All folklore, metaphysics, and supernatural stories have foreshadowing and reversal. The scarier the story is in the early stage, the more brain-burning it will be in the later stage.
③ The "ghost" in the copywriting is not necessarily a real ghost. The things in people's hearts are more afraid of the light than ghosts.
④ The heroine's growth line is complete, it's not cheating, it's bloody every step of the way.
Purpose: I want to write about a woman who was thrown into a dead end. She did not rely on others to save her, or a piece of pie falling from the sky, but she climbed out of the hell on her own step by step.
The word "happy" itself carries a kind of cruelty - marrying a living girl to a man with half his foot in the coffin, euphemistically calling it a happy event of saving people, actually means including her life. What I want to write about is what happens when such a girl finally refuses to accept her fate.
She is not so kind as to be disgustingly cruel, nor is she so cruel as to be disgusting. She was just afraid of returning, so she wiped her face and kept moving forward. What I want to write about is not how powerful she has become, but the strength in her bones that never accepts her fate.
As for feelings, I don't want to write "he saves her" or "she saves him." I want to write about two people who have been trampled on the ground by fate, and slowly believe in desperate situations: there is a "living person" who is as sane as me in this world.
So in this book, ghosts are scary, but humans are scarier than ghosts. But the most heart-pounding thing is the little bit of popularity that lights up in the dark night.