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The Wife Who Drowned Returned the Next Day
The Wife Who Drowned Returned the Next Day Plot:
Lin Shen, a husband consumed by suspicion, drowned his wife Su Wan in the river, convinced he'd gotten away with murder. But the next day, Su Wan showed up at the company unharmed—even using Lin Shen as her alibi by posing as a "victim". To his horror, the unnamed female corpse pulled from the river looked exactly like Su Wan. Caught between the "resurrected" wife's relentless pressure and the police's growing suspicion of him, Lin Shen is trapped in a web of truth and deceit. Little does he know, the truth behind it all is far more terrifying than "coming back from the dead".
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