Luo Luo felt that he was just one "good ghost" away from becoming famous.
As the owner of the supernatural UP on the street, he worked hard to dig out a dusty video tape, which contained the urban legend "Mirror Palace Ling" - it is said that she only appears between two opposite mirrors.
The number of fans and popularity soared. Luo Luo shouted at the camera: "Brothers, I am sure to eat this wave of traffic!"
Until he discovered that all the weird materials began to invade reality: the reflection in the video was playing in slow motion, the two mirrors at home faced each other for no reason, and the barrage said "She is watching behind you"...
What's even more terrifying is that in the latest video, he clearly has his back to the camera, but "himself" on the screen slowly, slowly... Turns his head.
Now, Luo Luo finally understood: the "good ghost" he wanted has arrived. But after the traffic is consumed... Who will be eaten?
Reader comments
The plot doesn't get off to a sluggish start, and the pace progresses very naturally from exploring an abandoned hospital to encountering real supernatural events. There is no unnecessary foreshadowing, it goes directly to the theme, and the truth is revealed step by step through the protagonist's lens. It reads very smoothly.
The horror atmosphere is created so well! The reflection tunnel formed by the two mirrors facing each other, the weird Japanese played backwards, and the eyes outside the crack of the door. There are no bloody scenes, but the details and psychological implications make people feel chills on their backs. Reading it late at night will really give rise to goosebumps.
Caught people right from the start! The down-and-out UP owner who owes rent, the mysterious video tape, and the female ghost in the mirror are classic elements but the combination is very fresh. Watching the main character Luo Luo go from wanting to gain traffic to actually being a ghost, the change in mentality is very real and not suspended at all.
Very good, you can comment on it
I personally feel that it is very immersive, especially some of the descriptions of the protagonist. Good! ! ! !
It's so beautiful. It can be said that this book was written about my Simba.
A very good novel, I hope the author becomes popular
It is one of the better looking ones of this type. Good
This is the first time I have seen the setting of this kind of pseudo-documentary. It is like the Japanese and foreign pseudo-documentaries I watched on Douyin. It has a scary atmosphere and is very interesting. Come on!
The new book has just been published. I hope that if you have any thoughts and opinions, you can leave them here. Discussions are welcome.
The plot doesn't get off to a sluggish start, and the pace progresses very naturally from exploring an abandoned hospital to encountering real supernatural events. There is no unnecessary foreshadowing, it goes directly to the theme, and the truth is revealed step by step through the protagonist's lens. It reads very smoothly.
The horror atmosphere is created so well! The reflection tunnel formed by the two mirrors facing each other, the weird Japanese played backwards, and the eyes outside the crack of the door. There are no bloody scenes, but the details and psychological implications make people feel chills on their backs. Reading it late at night will really give rise to goosebumps.
Caught people right from the start! The down-and-out UP owner who owes rent, the mysterious video tape, and the female ghost in the mirror are classic elements but the combination is very fresh. Watching the main character Luo Luo go from wanting to gain traffic to actually being a ghost, the change in mentality is very real and not suspended at all.
Very good, you can comment on it
I personally feel that it is very immersive, especially some of the descriptions of the protagonist. Good! ! ! !
It's so beautiful. It can be said that this book was written about my Simba.
A very good novel, I hope the author becomes popular
It is one of the better looking ones of this type. Good
This is the first time I have seen the setting of this kind of pseudo-documentary. It is like the Japanese and foreign pseudo-documentaries I watched on Douyin. It has a scary atmosphere and is very interesting. Come on!
The new book has just been published. I hope that if you have any thoughts and opinions, you can leave them here. Discussions are welcome.