Chinese-Style Horror: Randomly Scare One Foreigner to Death

Chen Fan is an ordinary transmigrator who comes into possession of a haunted house on the verge of bankruptcy.

By chance, he binds himself to a Chinese Haunted House System.

"Upgrade successful: A Haunted House in the Country Village."

"Upgrade successful: Mystery in the Woods Haunted House."

"Upgrade successful: Embroidered Shoes!"

When Chinese horror collides with Western horror, Chinese traditional scares get brought to life: paper figures with painted eyes, bloodstained red wedding dresses, and dead babies who were never born.

Western horror brings jump scares right in your face and chainsaw-wielding killers in bloody rampages.

Foreign netizens:

"Forget it. Chinese horror is just kids playing house. It's a game for children, not scary at all."

"If you ask me, Western horror is the scariest. It'll keep you awake all night."

"A Haunted House in the Country Village? Watch me beat it in five minutes."

"..."

Chinese netizens:

"Chinese horror stays with you for life. You'll see something and feel a chill run down your spine."

"It's horror in the truest sense, the kind that can even leave you tainted with bad luck."

"Chinese horror is the best!"

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