I'm Not Crazy, Really!

After regaining consciousness following a car accident, Xia Leli thought she would be in a hospital. Instead, when she opened her eyes, she saw an unfamiliar room and a handsome man with peach-blossom eyes sitting by her bed.

When he saw her open her eyes, he asked, “You’re awake?”

His voice was low and rich, like a cello playing a sonata.

Xia Leli hesitated. “...Who are you?”

As she spoke, the sunset outside streamed through the window, passing right through the handsome man’s translucent body.

Xia Leli: ?!!

She didn’t utter a sound before fainting again.

Zhou Zhou: “...”

When Xia Leli woke up again, the living woman and the ghost finally talked through their situation.

Bad news: By any ordinary definition, they were both dead.

Good news: They were dead, but not entirely. She had transmigrated, and he had become a ghost.

The handsome ghost was a good person. Knowing she had nowhere to go, he generously offered to let her stay at his place.

But the dead have no rights. At the sound of a key turning in the lock, the door of this supposedly single, solitary handsome ghost’s home swung open.

They stared at each other. The second handsome man, who looked rather intimidating, froze for a moment before knitting his thick brows. “Who are you?!”

The next day.

“Zhou’s girlfriend? I don’t believe it. Zhou’s already... She doesn’t look sad at all!”

Shang Shiju had a cigarette between his lips, but he wasn’t smoking it.

After a while, he spoke in a hoarse voice. “Let’s find out.”

In the meeting room, the woman kept glancing at the empty seat. After a few lines of conversation, Shang Shiju suddenly asked, “Zhou Zhou, what do you think?”

The room fell silent for a moment. Before the heavy mood had a chance to settle in, a delighted female voice rang out. “You can see him too?!”

No one answered. The room was utterly still.

P.S.

1. A ghost is a ghost. He won’t turn back into a person.

2. There’s no reliable professional knowledge in this story. The content and plot are all in service of the romance.

Theme: As long as your memories remain, you haven’t truly died.