The Yin-Fated Woman and Her Paper-Man Husband

I married the paper figure my mother-in-law had been making for twenty years.

I was born with an ominous yin fate, making me irresistible to all sorts of things.

On my wedding day, I carried the paper figure from door to door, handing out wedding candy. The villagers called me a bad omen, laughed at me for being crazy, and the old bachelors made all sorts of lewd remarks.

That night, every villager who had cursed at me, laughed at me, or harassed me died.

My handsome ghost husband had taken revenge for me.

I had to hold on tight to this powerful backer.

Hu Jin, a haughty and sharp-tongued fox immortal, also came to join the fun. Even though he couldn't stand me, he insisted that we form a bond.

"This is a life-and-death pact. If you live, I live. If you die, I die. We will live and die together for the rest of our lives."

Flower spirit: "Madam picked the first flower I've grown in a thousand years, so now I belong to you."

Rakshasa Ghost King: "Madam, is your husband dead yet? Would you like me to send him on his way?"