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[Jojo-like + weird stories + wits + group portraits]
Your fears don't disappear in a vacuum. It gathers somewhere, waiting for a shape to take shape, for a name to be spoken. The more people believe, the stronger it becomes. From ancient times to the present, there has been a group of people who stand between humans and monsters. Ability does not have divine equipment, only rules: under what conditions it can be activated, what cannot be done when activated, and what will be lost after using it. Information difference equals combat power. Arrangement is greater than explosion. The cost is irreversible.
Liu Shu, 23 years old, works as a night shift cashier. He was treated for a strange disease by a Taoist priest when he was a child. He thought those urban legends were all in the past. Until three o'clock in the morning, a shadowless woman walked into the supermarket where he worked. He said the milk was given to you and thought he had gotten away with it, until the surveillance showed that there was no such person in the store at all.
[Thousand Faces]: Empty yourself, let the character live in, and become anyone he has ever seen. If you act resemblingly enough, you can survive. But at the end of the performance, he couldn't tell: did those characters leave, or did they live in his mind and never leave? He just wants to survive. Until he discovered: Fear breeds monsters, and faith gives superpowers. Both are the same thing. A person becomes a monster in just a thought.
Reader comments
The prologue and the first chapter are purely foreshadowing of the world view and a bit of character introduction. It feels a bit slow at the beginning, but from the second chapter onwards, the pressure of the pseudo-human beings is quite strong. New book friends can skip the prologue and go straight to the first chapter to get a preliminary understanding of the characters [Like]
The prologue and the first chapter are purely foreshadowing of the world view and a bit of character introduction. It feels a bit slow at the beginning, but from the second chapter onwards, the pressure of the pseudo-human beings is quite strong. New book friends can skip the prologue and go straight to the first chapter to get a preliminary understanding of the characters [Like]