⚠ Emergency warning at three o'clock in the morning ⚠
Attention to those who read this introduction!
Check now:
✅ Does your reflection in the mirror blink before you?
✅ Does the knock on the door come from the closet when you are living alone?
✅ Is the number displayed on the missed call your own number?
Just one second later, and the sound of breathing from under the bed will be right next to your ear!
The horror cafeteria is open
Chinese Folklore Zone: The bronze mirror of the ancestral home shows multiple finger marks every time, and the red and white evil spirits beckon in the wedding video!
Western-style hardcore area: The infusion tubes in the circulatory death ward are crawling with maggots, and the pages of the parasitic cult automatically turn at midnight!
Psychological oppression zone: In Truman-style surveillance, your shadow is imitating you cutting fruit with a knife!
Unknown area: Deep sea recordings contain Morse code that will drive you crazy if you understand it!
⚠ Read mortality rate 99% ⚠
Don't believe in evil? Then you try——
After reading the first story, I dare not turn off the light
Story 3 must check under the bed
Story 5: The mobile phone will automatically place a death call
The last story... I didn't dare to sleep after reading it!
It's not too late to quit now
Dare you click on the first chapter? You have the guts!
(Warm reminder: Don't say "not afraid" in the comment area, otherwise you will be resented by the things in the story~)
Reader comments
"Don't turn it over before going to bed!" " Is my "diversified horror buffet" dedicated to all fear addicts. Breaking the shackles of linear narrative, each chapter is an independent fatal game - the suffocation of Chinese folklore, the visual impact of Western bloodshed, and the careful thinking of psychological control are likely to collide wildly here. When creating, I have always been obsessed with the most primitive horror art: when everyday objects such as mirrors, under beds, and mobile phones have become carriers of terror, who dares to say that the night is harmless?
"Don't turn it over before going to bed!" " Is my "diversified horror buffet" dedicated to all fear addicts. Breaking the shackles of linear narrative, each chapter is an independent fatal game - the suffocation of Chinese folklore, the visual impact of Western bloodshed, and the careful thinking of psychological control are likely to collide wildly here. When creating, I have always been obsessed with the most primitive horror art: when everyday objects such as mirrors, under beds, and mobile phones have become carriers of terror, who dares to say that the night is harmless?