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It's Really a Short Story, but It's Very Scary to Think About.

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310 The Queen, She Just Wants to Be the Queen Mother One Spirit Alone Shinescompleted 11kReads8.6Score—Shelves
311 Thief Stole Three Women and the Country One Spirit Alone Shinescompleted —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
312 The Immortal Said I Laid an Egg One Spirit Alone Shinescompleted —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
313 The Crazy Criticizing Emperor Imprisoned Me in the Buddhist Hall and Made Me His "Bodhisattva". One Spirit Alone Shinescompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
314 The Creepy Folklore of Xing'anling Feng Huicompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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It's so scary. A gentle reminder that you have to turn on the lights when you are alone in the room at night. Don't blame me for not reminding you.
315 Midnight Ghost Market, the Living People Avoid It Wine-Eating Monkcompleted —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
316 Ghost Stories in the Countryside Lan Ziqicompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
317 Short Bedtime Horror Stories Gorgeous Sevenongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves
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One chapter, one story, if you are too timid to enter by mistake
318 Exiled to Lingnan, I Made My Whole Family Eat Meat Every Meal User 22973022completed —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Think carefully and be afraid of short stories
319 My Rich Wife Insists That I Am a Soft-Boiled Man User 22973022completed —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
320 33 Days Countdown User 22973022completed —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
321 My Husband Said I Was Poor, so I Took Out My Black Card User 22973022completed —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
322 When I Received the Bride, I Discovered That the Groom Also Had a Fiancée User 22973022completed —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
323 After I Got Divorced, I Went to Pursue My First Love. My Ex-Wife Knelt in the Rain and Begged Me to Come Back. User 22973022completed —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
324 News Came Out That My Husband Died While on a Business Trip, but I Made an Extra Plate of Braised Pork User 22973022completed —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
325 After Rebirth, I Put My Son and Bride into the Arms of Her Ex-Husband User 22973022completed —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
326 On the Day When the CEO Regretted His Marriage, I Took the Triplets and Married My Mortal Enemy. User 22973022completed —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
327 My Annual Salary Is One Million, but My Wife Secretly Buys a House for My Brother-In-Law User 22973022completed —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
328 Scapegoat Cha Xiaoyoucompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Everything matches. You will never guess who the murderer is until you watch the last moment.
329 Lose Yourself by Delivering a Takeaway? It's Really Yours! Partridge Yue6k Wordscompleted 15Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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A true horror story with a strong sense of immersion!
330 My Husband Is as Gentle as Jade, but I Died an Unexpected Death Eight Hundred and Eightycompleted —Reads9.8Score—Shelves
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Recommended short stories
331 After I Kept Receiving Express Delivery, I Gave up on My Whole Family Eight Hundred and Eightycompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
332 The Second Male Lead and I Stopped Licking the Dog After We Woke Up. Eight Hundred and Eightycompleted —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
335 After the One Million Year-End Bonus Was Cancelled, the Whole Company Regretted It Eat Hard and Eat Soft Ricecompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Check out various interesting short stories
336 My Family Asked Me to Join the Army and Die on My Brother's Behalf. After I Became the God of War, They Knelt Down and Begged to Recognize Me. Eat Hard and Eat Soft Ricecompleted 11.9kReads9.1Score—Shelves
337 Midnight Surprise Qiaodou Sack QAQcompleted —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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🔥🔥These two are a collection of short stories. Each story is independent. It will make people scared after reading it. It's scary to think about it carefully. I highly recommend it [Like][Like][Like]
338 Midnight Terror: a Human Story That Makes People Think Deeply Gold Is Moneycompleted —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
339 I Was Delivering a Takeaway, but She Called Me into the House Ten Fingerscompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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It's scary to think about it, it's a deeper trap.
340 Imprisonment - the Secret of the Devil's Wife Ten Fingerscompleted —Reads9.8Score—Shelves
341 The Weird Incidents I Encountered When I Was a Psychological Counselor (3 Volumes in Total) Hu Dinglecompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Weird stories in counseling
344 Don't Deliver Takeout in the Middle of the Night Cute Rabbit Sistercompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Suspense and thriller short stories
345 Halloween Horror: If You Don't Give Me Candy, I'll Kill You Cute Rabbit Sistercompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
346 Blood Transfusion for Rejuvenation Cute Rabbit Sistercompleted —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
347 Making a Wish in an Abandoned Temple Is Particularly Effective, so I Can't Go There Cute Rabbit Sistercompleted —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
348 Weird Stories About the Rules of Human Skin Masks Cute Rabbit Sistercompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
349 Night of Resurrection: Life and Death Are Not Separated Cute Rabbit Sistercompleted —Reads9.8Score—Shelves
350 Narrative of a Mental Patient Multiply by TwoMystery169k Wordscompleted 15.2kReads9.3Score4kShelves
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After watching it, I doubted that everything was fake. It's scary to think about it carefully.
351 50 Super True Crime Stories (18 Volumes in Total) Edited by Suspense Editorial Departmentcompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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🔥The one that can rival the Ten Deadly Sins is definitely this book "50 Super True Crime Stories"!💥I was a little scared when I read it. It is all adapted from real events. There are ten strange cases, and each case will be horrifying😨Each chapter is a case, without procrastination. It's much more enjoyable than watching a drama! If you love watching suspense, you can't miss it!!
352 Folk Ghost Stories My Name Is Xiaobaicompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves
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On those souls that refuse to rest in folk ghost stories. On moonlit nights, old people sit around the fire, their voices rising and falling, telling stories that "shouldn't exist but do exist". The children listened with bated breath, eager and fearful, wanting to escape but to get closer. This is the mysterious scene that has been passed down for thousands of years in folk ghost stories - a night ritual of collective unconsciousness, where the living and the dead reach a certain tacit conspiracy to jointly maintain the darkest but most real corner of the national spiritual world. The wandering spirits in Chinese folk ghost stories never follow a simple dichotomy of good and evil. The ghost foxes in Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" often value friendship more than humans. The souls who died unjustly in Ji Xiaolan's "Notes from the Yuewei Cottage" only seek the most basic justice. These stories constitute an inverted world view: the world of the living is hypocritical and snobbish, but the soul after death retains pure humanity. According to the legend of the "drowned ghost" circulating along the coast of Zhejiang, the water ghost's search for a substitute for three years is a rule allowed by heaven. However, when it finally gave up the opportunity to become a substitute and rescued a child who fell into the water, it showed a moral choice that transcended life and death. This complexity elevates ghost stories beyond a mere scare function into thought experiments exploring the limits of human nature. The undead spirits that refuse to leave in folk ghost stories are essentially unfinished narratives. The recurring plot of "injured souls entrusting their dreams" in "Taiping Guangji" is actually the projection of social injustice in the collective psychology. When the real judicial system fails, people create a justice compensation mechanism in the underworld. Behind the legend of "removing corpses" in western Hunan is a poetic expression of the desire of those who died in a foreign land to return to their roots; the story of "ghost marriage" in North China contains gentle compensation for the unfinished life of those who died young. The ghosts in these stories are "troublesome" not because they are inherently evil, but because they have unfulfilled wishes, unsolved grievances, and unexpressed emotions. Folk narratives give them a chance to complete their stories. When justice is achieved and wishes are fulfilled, those souls will leave quietly and complete the transformation from ghosts to ancestors. Today, with the advancement of science, we still need ghost stories. Not because of belief in ghosts, but because these stories carry marginalized memories that mainstream history is unwilling to record. A folklorist recorded in a village in Guizhou: The local legend about the "starving ghost" accurately preserved the traumatic memory of three difficult years, but official documents did not mention it at all. Ghost stories become unofficial historical archives, the wandering undead are unacknowledged victims, and their "haunting" behavior is the resurgence of memory. In the ghost stories of Taiwanese aborigines, their slaughtered ancestors turned into "bird spirits" and returned to their homeland every year; in the stories of old miners in the Northeast, gas explosion victims would continue to patrol the lanes in the form of "blue fireballs". These stories allow obscured historical truths to continue to have a supernatural voice. Contemporary urban legends are variations on ancient ghost stories. The "elevator ghost" in Shanghai's high-rise buildings continues the structure of the traditional house ghost story, but the setting has changed from an old house to a modern apartment; the "last train ghost" mentioned by Beijing taxi drivers is nothing more than an urban variation of the ancient "ghost hitchhiking" story. These new ghost stories also follow the ancient narrative logic: suddenly disappearing passengers, extra seats, unexplained surveillance footage... They constitute the spiritual defense mechanism of modern people - using supernatural explanations to digest the accidents and surprises in urban life. The legend that the ghost of an employee who died suddenly while working overtime at an Internet company "appeared at his workplace on time" is a silent indictment of the overwork culture. The charm of folk ghost stories lies precisely in this ambiguity - they are neither completely true nor purely fictional. When we tell these stories, we are actually conducting a philosophical discussion about the nature of existence: What is reality? Do the invisible things not exist? Where is the dividing line between memory and imagination? In a village in Gansu, people have passed down from generation to generation that there is a "ghost beating the wall" in the back mountain, and geological survey found that there is indeed a strong magnetic field abnormality there, causing disorientation. Scientific explanation and folklore reach a wonderful reconciliation here - the ancients used ghost stories to explain natural phenomena that they could not understand, and this explanation itself contains the confirmation of the phenomenon's existence. Those who laugh at the absurdity of ghost stories may not realize that each nation's attitude towards the dead reflects its civilization's attitude towards history, memory and death. There are very few purely evil ghosts in Chinese folktales; most can be appeased through sacrifice, salvation, or redress of grievances. This concept of "negotiable supernatural" embodies a unique spirit of secularism - even death cannot cut off the ethical responsibilities between people. Burning paper money on the Qingming Festival and setting off river lanterns on the Hungry Ghost Festival are essentially conversations between the living and the dead, and a continuous writing of unfinished stories. In the dead of night, when you walk alone down a dark corridor and suddenly feel an inexplicable chill, when you hear a soft knock on the door despite being alone at home... At that delicate moment between rational explanation and ancient memory, folk ghost stories gain their eternal vitality. They are the code words of our collective subconscious, the embodiment of repressed memories, the faint echoes of countless nameless figures in history. Next time you hear a bizarre ghost story, you might as well put aside your scientific arrogance and think about what kind of memory this story is trying to preserve, what kind of warning it is trying to convey, and what kind of narrative it is trying to complete. Because the souls wandering in the story may be an unrecognized part of ourselves. Although the story has just started, I follow these things (. O‿o.)✎
353 Atonement: After Plastic Surgery, I Killed My Boyfriend's Family Wang Xiaogun95k Wordscompleted 9Reads—Score—Shelves
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This is the novel I read recently. Very short and sweet. Reversal and reversal. The ending is mind-numbing. Those who like suspense novels by Keigo Higashino can read it.
354 Cordyceps Immortal Wang Xiaoguncompleted —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
355 Scaring People to Death Is Not Worth Their Lives Mingbu LanguageMystery722k Wordsongoing 2.4kReads7.2Score187Shelves
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I was so frightened that I had a nervous breakdown, all because of writing this kind of thing, alas!
356 Try a Dark Joke Every Night Three Peoplecompleted —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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One story at a time, no more
357 Weird Record Eighteen Bendscompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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The collection of short micro-horror stories has been completed. The short stories one after another are super touching and the humanity is immeasurable.
358 Aye's Diary of a Ghost Detective: Room 514 of the Old Hotel Wheat Watermelon Rindcompleted —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Then I have to recommend this short story series that I am reading.
359 Ano's Diary of a Ghost Detective: Sleeping in a Haunted Mansion Wheat Watermelon Rindcompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
360 Aye's Diary of a Ghost Detective: the Sound of Dripping Water in the Old House Wheat Watermelon Rindcompleted —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
361 Aye's Diary of a Ghost Detective: the Last Bus on Route 73 Wheat Watermelon Rindcompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
362 Ano's Diary of a Ghost Detective: the Woman in the Rental House Wheat Watermelon Rindcompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
363 Ano's Spiritual Detective Diary: the Elevator of an Office Building Wheat Watermelon Rindcompleted —Reads8.4Score—Shelves