"If same-sex couples can get married in this world, then those of us in the underworld should be able to as well!" This is just one of the many lines from "Marry My Dead Body" (關於我和鬼變成家人的那件事), a recently released Taiwanese Netflix hit, that had the audience in stitches.
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