"Collection of Ghost Stories from Hubei Province"
This book takes the witch ghost culture of Jingchu, Hubei as the core, and relies on the characteristics of the Yunmengze of the Yangtze River, the deep mountains of Shennongjia, the ancient bridges of the Han River, the ancient towns of Jingzhou, and the cliffs of Wudang to build a local horror worldview. The book is divided into nine stages, with each stage having twenty-five chapters and a single chapter of 2,500 words. The main plot revolves around a late-night supernatural live broadcast. The plot is compact and the atmosphere is gloomy. It focuses on immersive regional horror. It is suitable for reading at night and is for the faint of heart.
Wuhan paranormal anchor Lin Yan teamed up with folklore researcher Su Wan and adventure blogger Chen Yang to form a three-person team, which started broadcasting at midnight to tell stories about Hubei folk taboos. Unexpectedly, once the story was told, it would attract the attention of ghosts from the corresponding region. The strange noises in the haunted house of the Republic of China in the middle of the night, the underwater bells ringing at the ghost beach of the Yangtze River, the kid delivering food in the deserted village of Shennong, the resentful girl in red at the bridge of the Han River, all the real stories originating from the land of Jingchu were staged one after another.
They set out from Jiangcheng and traveled through the nine treacherous areas of Hubei, dealing with resentment and evil. Ancestral jade pendants, folk secrets, and mutual protection have become the only means of fighting against evil spirits. As the live broadcast progresses, old tragedies continue to be uncovered, resentment across the region gradually gathers, and the three of them are gradually involved in the thousand-year fate of Chuwu. This is not only a live broadcast of curiosity, but also a life and death adventure as a mortal to protect the tranquility of Jingchu.
