Weird Tales of Rules: Abyss Metro
规则怪谈：深渊地铁
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 220k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
96Chapters
152Reads · all time
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For example, Kaleidoscope and Death Manual seem to be like this kind of forced timing into horror. Please please please.
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Are There Any High-Quality Brainstorming Articles? Suspense Article?
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Are There Any High-Quality Rules and Ghost Stories Books? They Are in Short Supply Recently.
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I'm Looking for High-Quality Articles About Rules and Weird Stories. If the Quality Is High Enough, No One Will Read It.
My requirement for rules and weird talk is that as long as there are rules, copies, and weirdness, it will be fine
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I was attracted by classic works such as K104 Train, Mystery of School Closing, and Strange Stories from the Zoo, so I wrote this book about strange stories about rules. Once, at three o'clock in the morning, I was so frightened by a strange story that I didn't dare to go to the toilet. No way. If you can't beat it, join. Instead of being scared to sleep by other people's rules, it's better to write your own book and have fun. To be honest, the genre of rule ghost stories is really a magical existence. Its horror is "invasive" - it turns your most familiar everyday scenes into traps. The subway you squeezed in every day, the office where you worked overtime until late at night, the zoo where you took your children to play, and the dormitory building in your university that was closed for three months. I have written almost 300,000 words for "Abyss Metro", and the follow-up will definitely become my first million-word work. A reader asked me: "How far do you think you can survive in the abyss subway?" I thought about it for a long time. The answer is – maybe it's gone at the first stop. Because I have a bad memory and can't remember those rules, haha. I couldn't control my curiosity, and I would definitely want to turn my head to see what the breathing sound next to me was.