The Cursed Porcelain Jar: Shattered Soul Sounds of the Old City

A kind of Chinese horror that hides unsettling details in everyday life, with the sound of children crying mixed into the heat of the kiln fire. It slowly seeps into your heart, drawing you into the fear until the fear itself drags you onward to explore...

It’s especially suited to two kinds of readers: those who love puzzling over mystery clues, where even tiny details in the side stories tie into the main plot, and those who don’t like being hit with cheap scares, but can still be touched by the little moments of warmth, like Zhu Ming searching for his father and Su Qing bringing medicine.

Once you close the book and look at the old porcelain in your home, you’re sure to give it a second glance: could those patterns be hiding something, too?