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The Girl from the Underworld
The Girl from the Underworld Plot:
Emergency doctor Lin Chuan meets a mysterious girl named Su Wan in a dark green qipao during his late-night shift—she's a soul collector from the Underworld, sent to take the soul of a dying old man. But a cup of hot milk tea from Lin Chuan stirs her mortal feelings. Su Wan then keeps appearing by his side, helping him defuse several life-threatening crises, while hiding the secret that every extra day she stays in the mortal world will burn her soul fire a little more. When Lin Chuan discovers her identity and searches all ancient books to change her fate, the Underworld Judge arrives: either let Su Wan take his soul with her own hands, or watch her vanish into ashes before his eyes...
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