My name is Lin An. I only want to be an ordinary college student and live a quiet life. Then, on a stormy night, my left eye burns, and my nightmare comes true: I can see "them."
The senior girl wandering through the abandoned academic building, the old woman beneath the old dorm who has no baby to soothe, the sobbing that never stops in a bathroom stall at midnight... Every shadowy corner of the city holds lingering obsessions and unforgotten regrets.
I'm no Taoist priest, and I don't know how to exorcise ghosts. But these "yin-yang eyes" let me see their stories: letters never sent, truths buried, apologies that never came.
So I begin my clumsy "recruitment". Not to destroy them, but to understand them. I listen to their regrets, fulfill their uncompleted wishes, and form contracts through empathy.
The senior girl becomes an ink stain on my pencil case, while the old woman's obsession binds itself to my old pocket watch. Every female ghost retains her appearance and personality from life, and together they form an "unconventional family" around me.
But danger follows close behind: the "Night Watchers," who see me as a heretic; occultists who covet my abilities; and the ever-expanding "rift" deep within the city...
When the balance between yin and yang falters, I, an ordinary man who only wants "peace," become the final "anchor" holding the two worlds together.
(Harem development x Urban supernatural tales x Emotional redemption)
It's my favorite type of redemption novel, I Have a House of Horrors. The new author would like to send a message for support (the one who responded to me must be the author of this book). Now that the author has replied to me, I will write a book review: First of all, I think the puzzle the author left for the senior sister is actually a bit confusing. He first said that only the psychic could see the blood spots, but then turned around and showed it to his roommate. The roommate provided clues, but theoretically the roommate should not be able to see it. Then there is the suicide of the senior sister, which is very sudden, just because she grabbed a spot? To be honest, it's a bit far-fetched, because in theory, the greater the resentment, the stronger it will be when it becomes gui. The intensity of the senior sister should be miserable, and the teacher (the plot should be cleared up) and the rich second generation should be bullied severely. Maybe the author wants to say that G with positive energy is stronger? Then I think G is generally more violent and dark, and I don't think it goes well with someone as shiny as Senior~ In addition, what I feel most about in the whole story is the cafeteria ghost. Although this obsession is a bit far-fetched (it is recommended to add some ambiguous details, eat more meat when cooking, and inner drama), but on the contrary, what I think is the most reasonable, I want to see her, I want to save her, even if I have sex, I still want to go~ Okay, I talked a lot in a mess, the author can take a look at it~