My Deceased Fiancée Has Returned

Pinned: Not a romance, but a story of pure love. Please check out the author's page. Blurb: Shen Shuning had a gentle, beautiful fiancee who was in poor health. But his fiancee died. After her death, Shen Shuning was inconsolable and even wanted to kill himself so he could join her. Before taking his own life, Shen Shuning carefully cleaned the house. In the basement, he accidentally came across a thick, old-fashioned book. The Book of the Dead The Book of the Dead could bring the dead back to life and return them to the world of the living. Holding the book, Shen Shuning sat on the sofa from dawn until nightfall. Could he really bring his fiancee back to life? His fingers trembling, he took out a knife and cut his finger. Lightning flashed and thunder rumbled outside. A streak of purple lightning illuminated his pale face. As rain poured down, a faint knock came at the door, accompanied by his fiancee's gentle, frail voice. "A Ning." Shen Shuning opened the door. Outside stood his fiancee, her skirt soaked through and dripping with water. Her bare feet were smeared with black mud, and her dark eyes gazed quietly at him, gentle and full of affection. Shen Shuning knew: His dead fiancee had come back. Inspired by the film The Book of the Dead, with a touch of Lovecraftian elements. * * Check out the author's page for the upcoming story, My Sect Is a Little Off. Xie Rongdeng began having the same dream again and again. The dream was deep and dark, without light or clarity. Anyone's mind would gradually be emptied there. Countless soft, sticky tentacles dragged him into the abyss. They wound around his body, took his life sword, and slid over him, plundering him. Hissing voices whispered indistinct words in his ear. He opened his eyes. His master, his senior brothers, and his junior brothers were all by his side. Their faces were worried, and they spoke to him as they always did. But Xie Rongdeng knew their bodies were cold, damp, and sticky... Monsters... Theme: No matter what difficulties you encounter, face them bravely