Midnight Tales of the Strange and Supernatural

Across China's vast countryside, many forgotten taboos and eerie tales have been passed down. No one knows whether they really happened, but there are always people who, after midnight, accidentally stumble into those long-buried stories.

Someone dreams of returning to an old house and sees a relative who died years ago sitting by the bed, whispering.

Someone hears a baby crying from a desolate grave while traveling a road at night.

Someone receives a letter sent from their ancestral grave, and from then on, bloodshed plagues their family.

And someone walks into a narrow alley that exists only in dreams, never to return.

Midnight Tales of the Strange collects ten horror stories drawn from real legends and folk taboos. In a realistic style, it depicts the wronged souls who were never laid to rest and the hidden obsessions buried in people's hearts.

There are no deliberate jump scares or gruesome shocks here.

Only that moment, in the silence of the night, when you look back.

And suddenly understand that some fears don't come from seeing something,

but from knowing all along that it has been there.

Tonight, open this book.

Make sure your windows are shut and your lights are on,

because some stories don't necessarily end when they're finished being told.