I'll Never Marry Anyone While Wearing a Red Wedding Dress

I have a small suggestion: I feel that the female lead is too natural about becoming a contracted ghost, without any of her own thoughts, and she doesn't seem to miss her sister. Wasn't her sister her pillar of support in her previous life? Also, the male lead doesn't seem to have any curiosity about a ghost who has a very high-class entrance and is a modern person turned ghost.

This female lead doesn't seem to have any experience in society. She should at least have some kind of strength and intelligence. It's so frustrating. Why is it that in these kinds of stories, the female lead is always just a supporting character? Why couldn't men be assertive in the past?

The title reminds me of an old book, but it was abandoned a long time ago.

This really looks like it.

1V1?

Does the author plan to continue writing? I'm quite interested in this kind of supernatural subject matter.

Please follow my light novel "So That's How It Is".

No, I haven't watched it for a while, how come it looks different?

How to settle privately?

That's quite interesting.