
The Haunted House at No. 13
13号凶宅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 116k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for Horror Novels. The Scarier the Better, Preferably Pure Horror
Everyone’s welcome to submit recommendations! So many horror novels start out scary and then turn into adventures or something. I hope you can recommend some genuine horror novels. The scarier, the better. Ideally, they’ll leave you feeling terrified and chilled to the bone.
Looking for Horror Novels. The Scarier, the Better, but Suitable for Girls
The perfect book for a girl to sneak under the covers and read in half a day, so scary she won’t dare go out to use the bathroom. Haha.
Horror, Horror, Horror, Horror, Horror! Looking for Something So Scary It’ll Keep Me Up All Night
Looking for Truly Terrifying Books! They Have to Be Scary
Super Scary Novels That’ll Make You Cry in the Middle of the Night
The Most Terrifying Novels Ever: Absolutely No Limits, Scary Enough to Make You Die of Fright
Horror with no limits.
There Have Been No Good Supernatural Novels Since Vivid Life, and I Am Not Joking
Looking for books similar to *Xu Xu Ruo Sheng*.
Any Horror, Mystery, Infinite-Flow Stories With No Romance?
It absolutely has to be an infinite-flow story!!!
Mystery and Detective Fiction
Hey, Experts, Recommend Some Real Supernatural Fiction
I absolutely love the style of supernatural novels like Lord of Mysteries and novels with a Cthulhu vibe. Please help me out, everyone. Just no stories that start as supernatural horror and turn into cultivation later on. Thank you!
Anything Eerie, Bizarrely Rule-bound, or Unlimited-flow
Looking for books similar to The Strange House. Please recommend some.
Reader comments 16
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"13", It seems that novels with supernatural horror and mystery themes are inseparable from this number. As soon as you see it, you can immediately feel the feeling brought by the words. When I first read it, I thought it was nothing more than that, a mediocre suspense novel, but I soon discovered that its plot will take you step by step to read, as if a pair of huge hands firmly grasp your heart and your brain, making you unable to stop and reading page by page. I would recommend this book to everyone no matter what. I have been deeply attracted by the story.
The memories of my childhood, a pair of embroidered shoes, a green corpse, and the Plum Blossom Files, a series of Plum Blossom Party cases, run through that era. People couldn't bear to put it down and copied the manuscripts one by one. Long Fei, written by Zhang Baorui, is synonymous with our party's outstanding investigators who are both wise and courageous.
A mystery and suspense novel, well worth reading. When I first read it, I thought it was nothing more than that, a mediocre suspense novel, but I soon discovered that its plot will take you step by step to read, as if a pair of huge hands firmly grasp your heart and your brain, making you unable to stop and reading page by page. This is a story that I recommend everyone to read no matter what. Anyway, the author was deeply attracted by the author's story.
Thirteen members of the Qian family who were buried here in the early years of the Republic of China left a gloomy ghostly shadow on this house; and the beginning of the book describes the mysterious case that left the whole family lying in a pool of blood and remains unsolved to this day. The main line of the story is the trouble this haunted house brought to the local people after the founding of New China; Long Fei, Ling Yuqi, Fang Meijuan and others each have their own responsibilities and are intertwined with the love between their children; the end of the story is the death of Fang Meijuan; in other words, it is the victory of justice and the revelation of the fog.
Thirteen members of the Qian family who were buried here in the early years of the Republic of China left a gloomy ghostly shadow on this house; and the beginning of the book describes the mysterious case that left the whole family lying in a pool of blood and remains unsolved to this day. The main line of the story is the trouble this haunted house brought to the local people after the founding of New China; Long Fei, Ling Yuqi, Fang Meijuan and others each have their own responsibilities and are intertwined with the love between their children; the end of the story is the death of Fang Meijuan; in other words, it is the victory of justice and the revelation of the fog.
In daily life, many seemingly strange phenomena often have a scientific basis in reality. The story of the haunted house No. 13 Described in this book is an example. In a strange house, beneath the horror stories circulated among the people, there is a shocking truth hidden. The author cleverly sets up the haunted house as the spy agency set up by the Kuomintang in mainland China after the founding of the People's Republic of China. First, it attracts people through a series of rumors, and then reveals the truth, peeling off the cocoon layer by layer, and tells a drama of wits and wits against the spies. It also links the love and hatred between the enemy and ourselves with the national justice, which adds to the interest.
The plot of this book is so exciting! The author's writing style is very unique, the writing is smooth, and the scenes are vividly described, which made me feel like I was exploring a haunted house. The characters in the book are also very vivid, especially Mr. Qian's sentence "Wherever the applause falls, leaves fall one after another", which made me feel his martial arts prowess immediately. I think this is a good book worth reading and recommend it to you!
Taking the old house in Qianliang Hutong in Peking as the stage, serial murders are used to exaggerate the gloomy atmosphere, and the truth of the spy war is hidden under the cover of folk tales. The story is layered with suspense, and every step of the detective's lurking investigation is thrilling. The enemy's conspiracy is revealed through the fog of the haunted house, creating a thrilling atmosphere.
Speaking of this book, we have to mention the author Zhang Baorui. Manuscript literature was popular during the Cultural Revolution. He began writing at the age of 13. When he was 22, his "An Embroidered Shoe" became popular all over the country. Zhang Baorui became the originator of Chinese suspense novels and won himself the title of "Plum Blossom Shoe Owner". This book was created under such a background. The author skillfully combines the elements of a plot within a plot with psychological suspense elements to tell a suspenseful and thrilling story, which is very fascinating.
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