The night shift driver Lin Mo took the order late at night, and the passenger was a silent and pale woman in white. She only goes to Jing'an Community, which has been abandoned for many years. Every time she pays the money, she gets out of the car and disappears into thin air. It is said that there was a fire in the community three years ago and the woman was killed in the flames. Lin Mo was pestered every night, and in fear, he searched for the truth, only to find out that she was not asking for her life, but was being treated unfairly. When he helped her redress her injustice, he found that he had already been involved in a fateful reincarnation that spanned three years... It's terrifying to think about it, and the ending is highly likely to be reversed.
Reader comments
This novel does not deliberately pile up horror, but uses suspense to promote emotions and touches people's hearts with warmth. It tells us that the most terrifying thing in the world is never ghosts, but indifference and sin; the most precious thing is the willingness to believe and lend a helping hand in the darkness.
It's just that occasionally there's a little too much nonsense in the chapters.
This novel does not deliberately pile up horror, but uses suspense to promote emotions and touches people's hearts with warmth. It tells us that the most terrifying thing in the world is never ghosts, but indifference and sin; the most precious thing is the willingness to believe and lend a helping hand in the darkness. It's just that occasionally there's a little too much nonsense in the chapters.