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After I Died, My Husband Truly Died for Me
After I Died, My Husband Truly Died for Me Plot:
When she was alive, Lin Xiaoman always complained that her husband Gu Chuan was dull and cold. She left home angry after a quarrel but died in a car accident. As a ghost, she watched Gu Chuan stay by her memorial—peeling her favorite sugar-fried chestnuts into a bowl, washing the ugly couple’s sweater (which she hated) until it faded, and on the seventh day after her death, holding her photo and whispering, “Xiaoman, I’m coming to you” before taking sleeping pills. Only then did she see the truth: his “overtime” was saving money for her chronic gastritis, the “ugly bracelet” she threw away was woven by him after 3 months of learning, and even the divorce agreement she asked for had “Let’s go see the sea when I’m free” on the back. Watching Gu Chuan close his eyes, Xiaoman cried and rushed over, but couldn’t even touch his fingertips…
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