Marry My Dead Body

Policeman Wu Ming-han works in the vice department and examines a car crash related to his current case. During the investigation, he mistakenly picks up a red envelope, a traditional tool used for ghost marriages that unknowingly summons a ghost. This act marks the beginning of supernatural events in the story.

The red envelope summons the ghost of Mao Mao, a young man who died in an accident while discussing marriage with his boyfriend. Mao Mao's ghost reveals himself to Ming-han, shocking him, especially since this is his first encounter with a real ghost. Mao Mao's grandma suggests a ghost marriage to honor him since he was unmarried at the time of his death.

Despite initial reluctance, Ming-han agrees to marry Mao Mao's ghost after a series of unlucky events and the persuasion from Mao Mao's grandma. The marriage is conducted under supernatural circumstances, and Ming-han begins to live with Mao Mao's ghostly presence. He also discovers that Mao Mao's ghost is real and tangible.

The taoist officiating the ritual tells Ming-han that he shares a past-life connection with Mao Mao. To resolve the supernatural predicament, Ming-han learns that he must investigate Mao Mao's murder to release both their spirits. This revelation ties Ming-han's fate to solving the ghost's murder case.

Ming-han becomes unhappy with his marriage to Mao Mao's ghost and tries to find ways to escape. However, he finds it impossible to sever the supernatural bond while Mao Mao's ghost remains present. The ghost continues to accompany him, complicating his personal and professional life.

While haunted by Mao Mao, Ming-han, along with policewoman Lin Tzu-ching, investigates a major crime in their department. Thanks to Mao Mao’s ghostly abilities, Ming-han makes a breakthrough in the case, but his supernatural insights create suspicion, leading to him being pulled off the investigation.

Mao Mao and Ming-han confront Mao Mao’s ex-boyfriend, leading to a tense situation. Over time, they come to understand each other better, sharing a heartfelt moment by a river where Mao Mao prepares to reincarnate. Mao Mao's emotional farewell signifies progress in their relationship.

Mao Mao warns Ming-han that his boss plans to escape to Macau with illegal activities. Together with the police, Mao Mao and Ming-han pursue the gang. They catch up to the gang in a high-stakes shootout, attempting to prevent the escape and capture the criminals.

During interrogation of Ming-han’s boss, it is revealed that Lin Tzu-ching, Ming-han’s fellow policewoman, is the real informant working with the crime gang. Mao Mao helps clue in Ming-han, but Tzu-ching escapes, leaving Ming-han wounded in the ensuing chaos.

Ming-han is mortally wounded during the confrontation. Mao Mao’s spirit begins to fade as he possesses multiple people to help Ming-han reach the hospital in time. His ghostly presence is weakened, highlighting his impending departure.

Mao Mao’s father visits and offers a heartfelt conversation about Mao Mao’s life, which revitalizes Mao Mao's spirit. He moves on to the afterlife, symbolizing peace and closure. Ming-han is left to live on, carrying Mao Mao’s memory with him.