A Horror Movie from a Century Ago: The Vampire's Identity Is Exposed

Nosferatu

The first horror film, made a hundred years ago.

It was also the first film in cinema history to feature an evil vampire.

The vampire in the film was even hailed as the progenitor of all vampires.

A century later, an explanation video unexpectedly made the film go viral!

Three young men from Jiuzhou studying abroad recklessly put their lives on the line. After watching the film, they livestream a paranormal investigation, hoping to track down the vampire said to haunt the castle.

Countless viewers in the livestream chat mock them.

"What era are we living in? Where would you even find vampires anymore?"

"A vampire from a hundred years ago? You really think he's still around?"

"Everyone should believe in science, not this supernatural nonsense!"

Just as they finally manage to push open the door of the dilapidated castle,

a tall, slender figure appears, a faint red glow shining in its eyes.

Seated on the throne at the center of the pitch-black hall, it gently swirls its crimson drink, turns its head, and fixes the group with a sinister gaze.

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