The Ghost King Takes a Wife
Guan Yunfei is a tall, strapping high school senior who spends every day suffering through one ordeal after another. But one night, on his way home from tutoring, he spots a huge, clear footprint on the asphalt. Everyone around him acts as if they don't see it. For some inexplicable reason, he steps into the footprint, and suddenly sees a pair of eerie, ghostly green eyes watching him from the other end of the road…
“You’re pregnant.”
“What?”
The doctor’s test results hit him like a bolt from the blue, and the group of people who suddenly appear around him only add to his troubles.
Who is that person, and what right does he have to treat him this way? What right does he have to make him bear his child?
“I won’t give in!”
I’ve written an unusually long synopsis this time
Since it’s the seventh month of the lunar calendar, I thought I’d write a story about ghosts and monsters too. o(∩_∩)o…
I read it many years ago, looking forward to the author's return
Why is it a trap? Why is it a trap? I have been working since I was in junior high school. I haven't updated QAQ yet.
Waiting more update
Looks great, been waiting for a long time.
I really want to watch it, but why am I stuck?
I really like this author's writing. Although she hasn't come back after so many years, I feel a little depressed. Maybe the author has a new vest and codes in another place with another identity, but I still hope that the author will not forget the original story and words. Well, I still want to know the next story. The people listening to the story are waiting for the storyteller to come back and continue.
Actually What the author said is all nonsense He must be dead pit Dakeng What a big pit Don't spread the soil into the pit Squatting in countless people's pits Hey What a trap
I like this article and always come back to read it every once in a while. The author's name is obviously Zelda, but it disappears like Sai. This is really true. . . . Even if it disappears, I still want to come back and take a look every once in a while
When I first saw it, it was a pit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
After so many years, I came back to read this article again. I really like it. Anyway, I can't wait for the update. I can stand Yoshihiro Togashi, and I'm not afraid of the level of this pitfall.