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Li Shaoze was a firstborn son of the famous Li family, but he was an illegitimate son who was not acknowledged and lived a lonely life of contempt. 

Meanwhile, Li Junfeng was the acknowledged first young master of the Li family. A proper, handsome, and acclaimed genius of the generation. 

Li Junfeng was the only person on Li Shaoze's side despite the chagrin of others.

An accident caused Li Junfeng to lose his life when he was about to get engaged to his sweetheart, a young lady from the Pei family, Pei Qian. 

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On Li Junfeng's funeral, Li Shaoze appeared again in front of the Li's after he disappeared abroad for 12 years. 

And he even approached Pei Qian for a conversation,

Pei Qian: ...? 

Li Shaoze: Junfeng said he's sorry for leaving you behind. 

Pei Qian: ... What?

Li Shaoze: He regretted it and said that you should not cry under the quilt again tonight. 

Pei Qian: ?!! How did he know?

"I can see dead souls and Junfeng's one of them," Li Shaoze admitted reluctantly.

Here began the story of a sorrowful woman who had just lost her beloved and a lonely man who could see wandering souls... and the matchmaker ghost around the two.





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Young Master Li's Matchmaking

When he walked out of the Palace of Purity, Li Ze didn't intend to go to his residence palace. Instead, he often found comfort sleeping in his concubine mother's former place. It was his concubine mother's personal courtyard that his imperial father had bestowed on her after being pregnant.

Li Ze walked slowly, deep in thought. But his steps didn't falter and some royal servants bowed towards him as respect when they encountered him midway on his journey.

Li Ze soon saw the building not too far away.

The courtyard was by far the largest in the whole palace's history. This was because the emperor had greatly favored Li Ze's concubine mother so much because she was pregnant with his first child back then.

The emperor didn't allow for anyone to spoil this courtyard and remove it as a form of remembrance. Later, when Li Ze asked for permission to reside there, he allowed it.

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