The Mysterious World: Anomalous Events

Medical resident Gu Fang runs into a Lying Ghost from the start. While other protagonists are still screaming in terror, he’s already analyzing the ghost’s killing pattern: symptoms are its triggers, and physical signs define the limits of its rules. Using nothing but clinical diagnostic reasoning, he turns the Lying Ghost against itself and takes control of it.

From then on, evil spirits become his case files, and haunted hospitals become his territory. This young doctor, whose real life is full of empty promises from his supervisor and exploitation by his department, finds his own rhythm in the world of ghosts and monsters. He knows no spells and has no supernatural abilities, but he does have one skill: he can diagnose evil spirits. And in this world, understanding the rules means holding power.

[Intelligent protagonist] [Rule-based confrontations] [No harem]

[A survival game so cool-headed it borders on cruelty, where every battle is a logical deduction]

[He doesn’t have a System. He studies evil spirits as if they were patients]