Spirit-Hunting Livestream: From the Start, I Rank China's Ten Most Haunted Places

No. 10: No. 81 in the capital. A former church turned into a terrifying haunted house: death by hanging, a red-clad female ghost, and a pregnant ghost bride.

No. 9: A university in the mountains of Lingnan. The Yin-Wreathed Yongfang Hall stands there, all entrances to life sealed and only the road to death left open. Students suffering for love are sacrificed in blood year after year.

No. 8: The uninhabited Lop Nur region, a wasteland of yellow sand where nothing lives. The wind howls, countless mummies emerge, and ghostly shadows from a thousand years ago roam the land.

No. 7: Liwan Plaza in Panyu. Eight people die every year, and eight coffins appear each year. This isn't a plaza, it's the Liwan Corpse Ground.

No. 6: Fengmen Village on Mount Wangwu. The men can't find wives, the women can't bear children. Any living person who dares enter the village will soon have ghosts knocking at the door.

No. 5...

Livestreaming paranormal investigations and checking in at haunted sites.

Xia Ming transmigrates to a parallel world and unexpectedly obtains the Livestream Countdown System.

As long as he visits famous haunted sites, signs in, and gives his viewers a detailed introduction, he can earn huge rewards.

After several days of preparation,

a livestream counting down China's ten most haunted places begins, open for a limited time...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.