Is it possible to focus on the strange rules of freight? It is very interesting. There are ghosts who take advantage, ghosts who don't want to pay for freight, ghosts who do not want to pay express fees, ghosts who are picky, and ghosts who help for free. It is a bit similar to the real Lalamove.
It does not engage in horror gimmicks, but relies on plot and logic to attract people. It is suitable for daily viewing and will not leave any psychological burden.
It does not forcefully create scares, but uses details to enhance the atmosphere. The foreshadowing of Room 416 and the strange white cat echoes back and forth. The S-level ancient town dungeon is carefully set with folk customs, and it has not crashed after a long time.
A new book is on the shelves. Without losing your wits, the protagonist awakens the talent of the starving ghost, can eat weird things, and gains part of the weird power, becoming a gourmet in the world of ghost stories. (This book is not an invincible one. It already has 260,000 words in manuscript. Don't worry about updates.) [Blow a kiss]
The male protagonist kept reviewing the details. He was the first to realize that he was trapped in an infinite loop, and the reasoning process was well-founded.