Ghosts Are Everywhere, But I'm the Only One Who Can See Them

After unexpectedly falling unconscious, Xia Hong gained the ability to see both the living and the dead.

"Granny, an old man asked me to tell you that he got the chocolate you left in his pocket 20 years ago."

Beside the hospital bed, Xia Hong leaned down next to an elderly woman with dementia and whispered to her.

The old woman, who could no longer recognize any of her relatives, suddenly burst into tears, her eyes clear once more.

"I don't agree that this was an accident. It was definitely murder."

By the lake, Xia Hong pointed at the body of a girl in a white dress and challenged the police's conclusion about the case.

"Dear viewers, it's the 21st century. Ghosts and monsters don't exist. We have to believe in science."

During a livestream from a haunted house, Xia Hong said this to millions of viewers before turning away from the camera, taking out a talisman, and sticking it in midair. A crimson pillar of light appeared and burned the talisman to ashes.

The viewers: "..."

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