An 8,000-plus-character short story.
I am a ghost. If I meet a human and shed a ghost's tear, I can become human.
I smile and nod, then attach myself to the warm body of a human. I need a body to warm myself...
Ran Qi...
The name says it all: Ran Qi, Ran Qi, faintly dyed with sorrow; sorrowful finery, mournful as grief.
My name is Wu Li...
Never part, never leave. You owe me a past life, and I'll repay you in this one.
>>> A friendly warning: This is a ghost story in the style of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. Bring your own warning signs and read at your own risk.
The heroine was born the daughter of a marquis, but since he wanted a son, he took a boy from outside and secretly switched him with her.
Later, the adopted son returned to the marquis's household, and the two fell in love.
Afraid that the truth about the baby swap would come out, the marquis cruelly made the heroine lose her child.
And so she began to take revenge...
Note! The two are not siblings and have no blood relation. They were simply switched in secret because of the old society's preference for sons over daughters, much like Aunt Qiong Yao's Plum Blossom Scar.
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I don't understand... Also, when will the big red plums be replaced?
Many people don't understand~>3< Ah Wan would like to explain, in the article, the female protagonist is reborn through the male protagonist, and the female protagonist who had hatred in her previous life is reincarnated as their daughter (Didn't the Buddha say that a child has a childish face and is inherently good in nature, and a newborn baby is the purest thing in the world...) So the remaining "I" has no hatred, and has always carried the daughter whose hatred has been erased (that is, her previous life)
I found that I didn't have enough IQ to understand... Does this mean that Qi Ran will be a new person after reincarnation? But what about the little girl?
Don't understand😂