Shi Ruoxuan, the young lady of a bodyguard agency, is haunted by a female ghost after running into danger while escorting a shipment.
In the middle of the night, she feels something cold against her feet and opens her eyes. The female ghost is actually tucking her in. Shi Ruoxuan awkwardly greets her:
“...Hello, Ghost Sister.”
“It’s late. Go to sleep.” The ghost, dressed in a black robe with her hair swept up in a high bun, sits upright on a chair beside the bed, staring directly at her.
Shi Ruoxuan clutches the blanket tightly and wails inwardly. Lady, who could possibly sleep with you barging into their bedroom in the middle of the night!
Shi Ruoxuan finds a famous ghost exorcist. But the moment the master sees the female ghost, he blurts out, “My lord!”
Shi Ruoxuan panics. They’re in cahoots! Heaven really wants her dead! Wah...
A little scene:
Ze Yu: They’re excluding me and won’t work with me. I feel awful. I need a hug.
Shi Ruoxuan hugs the “poor thing” and says, “They’re the ones with bad judgment. I’ll protect you.”
Someone who can usually take on a hundred people alone is now hiding in the arms of a little underworld messenger, seeking comfort. The others are about to speak, but under their lord’s threatening glare, they wisely shut their mouths.
Coming soon: My Ex-Girlfriend Is a Ghost
Mu Rong, a third-year university student, suffers a heart attack while visiting a grave. After that, she starts seeing all kinds of “filthy things” that ordinary people can’t.
Her roommate, who just died in a car accident, is standing right in front of her as if nothing happened.
Severed limbs appear out of nowhere on the stairs, and blood keeps seeping down the walls.
A toilet ghost lurks above the restroom.
A long-tongued ghost loves to beguile people.
A malevolent spirit that feeds on souls.
Then the appearance of a beautiful female ghost drags her into the darkness for good.
The long-haired ghost in ancient-style clothing floats up to her. “Hello. I’d like to ask you for a favor.”
Mu Rong turns and runs, but steps on a banana peel, falls backward, and lands straight in a cold embrace.
The female ghost’s amused voice sounds in her ear. “Why are you in such a hurry to throw yourself into my arms, hmm?”
Feeling the cold, pale arm draped over her, Mu Rong falls into utter despair. Who threw that banana peel? If she ever finds out, she’ll curse their whole family for eighteen generations!
To cure her heart condition for good, Mu Rong has no choice but to travel with the ghost.
But as she investigates, she starts to suspect that she might be the female ghost’s ex-girlfriend. Maybe she should let the ghost sleep on the inside of the bed, just in case she needs to make a quick getaway.
Theme: Knowledge and practice are both essential, and teamwork can help us reach success sooner
I've been looking forward to it for a month at school. Don't stop updating. Author, how can I live without you?
Did I miss several chapters? I don't understand why. When did the blame language come to light? What was exposed?
And just relying on the description of the past life is so bland, it seems like they were together like that all at once. When they died and were reincarnated without memory, the two of them really relied on the heroine "We are just friends" to have an inner drama. The blame words and the director are always not around. I think it can be written without cp. , And it suddenly became sweet again when I regained my memory. Then the temperament of the heroine in this life can't suddenly change to that of the previous life. (Sorry, I just want to express my thoughts. I definitely didn't say that this article is not good. The career plot is still very good and enjoyable to read, but I hope there can be more changes in the emotional line)
The emotional line is a bit weak, the main plot is plot-based, and there is very little interactive expression. It only picks up later on. I thought I was a love rival in my previous life and it took me so long to find out that it was not the case. It was so suffocating.
Was it an arranged marriage and then committed suicide because he didn't want to go? And it can't be the heroine's previous life, right? It's the wound on her wrist from before.
Wuhu~ The ending of "Spreading Flowers"? The writing is really beautiful
Ah! Ka's good writing skills
Oh my, you kid, you're used to whetting my appetite
I can't tell the level anymore. Come on, it's a little prettier than I thought.
I hope there aren't too many typos