I Live in a Haunted House and My Carvings Are Cursed.

Chu He traveled to a parallel world, and at the age of twenty-three, he inherited the inheritance left by his aunt who had never been masked, including a villa, tens of millions of inheritances and a wood art shop. Chu He, who has no worries about money, carves wood carvings leisurely every day to cultivate his moral character. But occasionally at night, when the fog is thick, some strange guests will appear. A glass of pure water is treasured by them. A skilled wood carving shocked them. In order to obtain the wood carvings in the shop, they would always exchange something extremely valuable. Chu He looked at a piece of green jade the size of a pebble in his hand, and then watched the guest leave excitedly with a wooden sculpture he carved casually, with a strange expression. Chu He: Is there something wrong with these guests' heads? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.