Global Mutation: I’m the Only One Who Can See Ghosts

An unexpected bout of unconsciousness gives Xia Hong the ability to see both the yin and yang worlds.

"Granny, an old gentleman asked me to tell you that he received the chocolate you put in his pocket twenty years ago."

By the hospital bed, Xia Hong leans close to the ear of an elderly woman with dementia and speaks softly.

The old woman, who can no longer recognize any of her family, suddenly bursts into tears, and clarity returns to her eyes.

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

Beside a lake, Xia Hong looks at a girl in a white dress and points to her corpse, challenging the police's conclusion about the case.

"Dear viewers, it's the twenty-first century. There are no such things as ghosts. We should believe in science."

During a livestream from a haunted house, Xia Hong says this to the camera and millions of viewers. Then he turns around, takes out a talisman, and sticks it in midair. A crimson pillar of light appears and burns 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.