The Gloomy Male Ghost Coveted My Wife for Years

Wei Yin has been married to her husband for five years. She then discovers that she seems to have been secretly held in the heart of a long-dead youth for many years.

That youth was a classmate from her maiden family's school who studied with her for a few years. His name was Lu Hun.

He lost his parents from a young age and was born into a poor family. He was raised solely by a blind old grandmother through her needlework.

Perhaps because he lost his parents early, his temperament was strange, gloomy, and shy. He never associated with anyone in school, devotedly buried himself in his studies to earn an official title for his old grandmother.

But just such a person suddenly went mad at the age of sixteen, the year he finally topped the provincial examination, and hanged himself in despair.

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While Lu Hun was alive, knowing his poor background with no parents or elders to rely on, and his naturally strange and unlikable personality, he stood absolutely no chance with Wei Yin, who came from a high-ranking official family. He had to suppress all his improper thoughts.

Until after his death, when he became a ghost. He still did not dare to disturb her and her husband in the slightest.

But later, one day, when Wei Yin burned incense for him and asked him to bless her and her husband's marital love, he was so jealous he could not bear it. He secretly snapped the incense in her hand.

He would absolutely not bless their marriage. Absolutely not.

Married Woman VS A Sixteen-Year-Old Scholar Who Committed Suicide

A gloomy, timid ghost youth who remained sixteen forever secretly harbors a crush on a married woman until it comes true.

* Older Woman, Younger Man

* Non-virgin female, virgin male

* Anthology format, Supernatural Mystery

Content Tags: Age Gap, Supernatural, Mystery/Suspense, Older Woman Younger Man, Secret Crush, Anthology

Wei Yin, Lu Hun, He Wenqing

One-sentence Summary: The night of her wedding chamber, he committed suicide at the Bodhisattva Temple.

Theme: Clearing the冤 (injustice) of those who were killed.