See Ghosts: Folk Horror Stories

I have listened to several albums in this category, and this one is the only one that makes me want to follow it. The multi-person broadcast is very comfortable to listen to, and the voices of both male and female anchors are very nice. Finally, I don't have to endure the male anchor pretending to be a female voice [laughing and crying] The story is short, and some endings have twists and turns. The integrity is very strong, not bad! [Praise]

I think it's very good. It restores the scenes and is easy to understand. Sometimes it's a bit creepy. Moreover, the dubbing is really good and very attentive. Boys are boys and girls are girls. The elderly and children all match up perfectly. There is no problem with the timbre and intonation. It's just that sometimes you can't hear what the ghost is saying [face covering]. Some of the story's reversals are too wrong to prevent. Although I can guess the general idea, I am still surprised.

The storyline is very good, but the ghost's dubbing is too vague and the echo is too loud. Sometimes I can't hear the words being spoken.

The story is short and not bad! It's too long and time-consuming [laughing and crying]!

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking.

After listening to it for a day, I thought the story here was very good.

Not bad, very exciting!

Some chapters are indeed a bit scary. With the soundtrack, the horror novel is more interesting with polyphonic sounds. It's very interesting to read [already planted]

The anchor does a very good job and it is easy for people to get into the story. Both the storyline and the background music are very good and highly recommended.

It sounds great, just the type I was looking for.

ಠ╭╮ಠ After listening to all kinds of sounds in my head when I go to sleep at night...