A Kiss to Seal the Soul

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A kiss from a princess can save a prince. Bi An'an's kiss can send a ghost to the afterlife.

This troubled Bi An'an for twenty years, gradually driving her into isolation until she became a shut-in.

Then one day, she met Bian Wenxing.

The young master Bian was rich, powerful, and intelligent, with an excellent family background and striking looks. There was just one problem: he was already dead.

Bi An'an: Y-you can follow me, I guess. Just behave yourself.

Bian Wenxing looked at Bi An'an, curled up in the corner, and smiled. "Okay."

Bystanders: Professional ghost hunter and spirit guide? Then the one beside you is...

Bi An'an (covering her face): That's my boyfriend, thanks.

Also known as: "Illegal Kisses"

Also, also known as: "Girl Stalked by a Ghost, Why Are You So Restless Day and Night?"

A rich, spoiled young master X a socially anxious, reclusive shut-in

Currently updating:

"Today, I'm Making My Debut": Jiang Qin'er, a famous courtesan in the capital, drank poison to avoid being humiliated. When she opened her eyes again, she'd become Jiang Qin'er, a washed-up, industry-shunned actress forced to redo her audition, with no talent, no social skills, and no acting ability. Shortsighted and unlikeable.

Jiang Qin'er didn't care whether she could make her debut, until she caught a fleeting glimpse of the general she'd longed for among the crowd. She searched desperately for him, but couldn't find him.

From then on, she resolved to stand in the brightest spotlight and wait for her general to come find her.

Later, surrounded by flowers and lights, with thunderous applause ringing out, industry bigwigs, top performers, and media from every direction gathered below the stage. Countless viewers waited behind their screens for her to say a few words about her glittering journey after making her debut.

As a woman oppressed in a brothel during the feudal era, Jiang Qin'er had never imagined she might one day gain true freedom.

Now, holding the microphone was like holding her own fate in her hands. She said she loved this era, because here she could become the best version of herself.

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Theme: Knots in the heart are hard to undo, but they can be undone