Looking back now, Wan Ge was momentarily at a loss as to whether to say that the original owner was an extreme person, or to say that she herself was an extreme person.
However, the one who did the extreme things was indeed himself. The original owner's soul was long gone; it was his own actions that led to it.
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The version where she's afraid of ghosts doesn't actually finish the story.
Her fear of ghosts wasn't just because of graves, nor was it just because of phosphorescence.
The complete story actually begins with the young Wan Ge, or more accurately, the original owner of the body.
She did go back to her grandmother's house that year, but she was already being targeted by someone as soon as she returned home. Because her parents were rich, someone wanted to kidnap her and extort money from her.
When she was returning home after playing in the water with other children, she was dragged into a car right in front of her house.
They were tied up in an abandoned factory in the suburbs, somewhere unknown. That abandoned factory was actually right next to a cemetery.
When she was kidnapped, the kidnappers never intended to release her after receiving the ransom; instead, they wanted to sell her and make more money.
But plans can never keep up with changes, and before the price could be agreed upon, an unexpected event occurred.
In the midst of the chaos, the original owner escaped and accidentally stumbled into the cemetery, where she was chased by phosphorescent flames. She was terrified.
Fearing being caught by bad guys again, and also afraid of encountering ghosts in the cemetery, coupled with being tortured for several days and not having eaten much, she collapsed from exhaustion.
Although she woke up in her parents' arms, the original owner still remembered the torment of those days and the memories of being chased by the Scale Fire. This even caused some problems with her personality and a slight distortion in her mind.
She actually resists being chained up; she wants to trap others like that so she feels safe.
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Wan Ge covered her face, unwilling to admit that she had actually done something like imprisoning the villain.
Although she always kept the key in the bedside table, she did indeed do so.
Whether it was due to the original owner's influence or not, even now when she thinks about it, Wan Ge still feels more excited than anything else, and can't help but curse herself for being a pervert.
Xu Yan slowly walked over and asked in confusion, "Wife, what were you saying just now?"
Wan Ge raised her head and replied gently, "It's nothing. The seashell you found is very pretty. Let's take it home."
“Okay,” Xu Yan readily agreed.
Wan Ge also extended her hand to him, indicating that they should go home now.
As Xu Yan walked with her, he voiced his doubts: "Wife... has something happened?"
Wan Ge countered with, "Why do you ask that?"
"I don't know... I just feel like you're a little different." Actually, he felt that his wife was a little different from the moment she unlocked his shackles.
But he couldn't quite put his finger on what was different. Nevertheless, the woman before him still captivated him, making him willing to do anything for her and even drive him mad for her.
Wan Ge thought to herself, "Of course it's different. Now that I have all my memories, my attitude towards the person in front of me has naturally changed."
"Perhaps it's because I'm not angry anymore?"
Xu Yan felt that it seemed so, but it also seemed not to be, but in the end he couldn't come up with an answer.
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