The Ghost Girl’s Hundred Tales

Who the hell wrote those bedtime stories for nmb?

It's 3 AM, and I'm rereading Volume 1. I'm shocked! Volume 1 is just amazing! #(I'm almost crying)

I didn't ask you to write 100,000 words a day, I'm not a devil. But what does 2,000 mean? What's wrong with your writing philosophy? You only have 2,000 followers, right? If you keep going like this, with 4,000 followers you'll only be able to update 1,000 a month, and with 8,000 followers you'll only be able to update 500 a month. If you keep going like this, you'll become a eunuch. As a reader of Hedgehog Cat, I might have to urge you to update, really.

I finished it in one day. The female lead is very cute. The first volume is the best in terms of plot, and the horror atmosphere in the first half of the other volumes is okay. If I had to complain, it would be that almost every volume starts strong but ends weakly. It feels like the author can't write those grand narratives with intrigue and conspiracies. In the end, they all turn into family, friendship, and happy endings, which are quite dreamy and romantic. If I had to point out a flaw, the setting felt unclear. It incorporates ghosts, supernatural tales, evil gods, and vengeful spirits, employing a scientifically plausible logic, yet the plot inadvertently reveals flaws in that logic. While the ending claims "it's not scary if you don't ban power levels," it feels somewhat contradictory. Since these are all creations of demonic means, the lack of any demon-slaying methods seems rather absurd. Then there's the lack of a strong sense of closure; it always feels like something's missing. For example, in the Blue Whale Game story, after talking about Mika for so long, I always felt that there should at least be a formal confrontation to make it a complete ending. When I read it, I always felt like a thread was missing and the story wasn't fully grasped.

The first volume was absolutely amazing! The later volumes weren't as stunning as the first, but they were still very enjoyable to read. The way the final boss battle was resolved was incredibly creative, and it was a wonderful happy ending—I love this kind of ending! #(Shy)#(shy)

Are there similar books? Books from other places are fine too.

Just finished reading the first volume, and it really felt like a horror movie! The mystery, suspense, and a bunch of eccentric geniuses are exactly like a horror film, and the plot twists and mystery-solving are excellent.

That's a bit scary, bro. My cabinet moved. I'm not looking anymore. #(Crying)

What can I say about the final volume? A wife-chasing-after-the-crydown scenario? A plethora of simps, you name it? A pure, aloof loli's tearful, heartfelt confession? It's absolutely worthy of being watched while eating!!!

It's been a while since I've read this, but I suddenly remembered it today. This book mentions a line, "Objects, after a hundred years, transform into spirits," which comes from *Yin Yang Za Ji* (Miscellaneous Records of Yin and Yang). However, this book doesn't actually exist. The real source of this line is Yukio Mishima's novel *The Temple of the Golden Pavilion*, where a character claims it's from *Yin Yang Za Ji*. In reality, it's a book Mishima made up on the spot; it doesn't exist. Chinese netizens have taken it seriously.