The Ghost Groom's Wedding

This is a companion piece to The Little Junior Sister's Darkening, set fifty years later. The heroine here is Hua Baisui's disciple.

I'll show you how the ruthless heroine next door, who kills without mercy, raised a truly innocent white lotus.

It's all about the thrill, mm-hmm.

Short blurb:

In the dead of night, four smiling, grotesque figures carried a sedan chair through the mountains and forest.

A groom in red sat inside, smiling, his eyes full of anticipation.

A beautiful woman in a black top and floral skirt stood among the trees and asked gently, "Sir, where are you hurrying off to with your sedan chair?"

"I'm going to fetch my bride."

"Then I wish you a happy marriage that will last forever."

"Thank you for your kind words."

This story doesn't care about logic. There's some angst, but it's so sweet it'll make your teeth ache. The male lead is completely willing to throw his life away for the heroine. It's a melodramatic tale where he forces her to worship as his bride, then they spend three days and three nights in the bridal chamber before she gets pregnant.

I'll revise all the unsettling elements. I drew four bonus character illustrations of the couple's wedding, plus six illustrations with text. All setting illustrations can be found on Weibo: Su Zhi Xue Xiao Xiao Zhang.

P.S. This story and my Snape fanfic, Professor, I'm Your New Colleague, alternate updates over the weekend. They usually go up at 9:30 or 10 a.m. If one doesn't appear, please remind me. I have too many stories, so sometimes I post the wrong one or forget.

Attention: Starting from Chapter 16, I will no longer revise or remove special scenes in this story. If a chapter gets locked, then it gets locked. Revising every chapter is too much trouble, so look for locked chapters on Weibo.

The complete story has been posted, with 66 chapters fully revised. I added four bonus chapters of yuri content about the master and disciple, for readers who sent golden pearls, but I haven't reposted them here. Too much trouble.

Theme: It was supposed to be a perfect marriage, celebrated with a proper matchmaker and wedding. Now they have to scheme at every turn. Who says that can't be a kind of love?