The ancient town collapses in silence, the sound of chains being dragged in the middle of the night, a row of figures in red outside the window, the severed blue hands in the elevator, the automatic abnormal noise of equipment without power supply, and the scorch marks on metal scorching out of thin air. "My Wife Does Not Believe in Evil" is good at using life-like scenes to create the ultimate chill. It does not rely on bloody scenes to create terror, but only uses daily details to evoke fear in the heart. The twelve-year-old boy whispered to the empty window all night long, crying that he did not want to return to heaven; a family was rushing late at night, with countless people calling behind them, and turned around to encounter a horrifying scene that would never be forgotten; a thirty-year-old vegetarian man was possessed by a fairy and ate greasy elbows, and had no memory when he woke up; the doors and windows of the airtight room were locked, and the children disappeared completely after the family fell asleep for a while, leaving no trace of the scene. Each strange experience has a complete cause and effect, combined with the unique cold rural atmosphere of the Northeast, the atmosphere is progressive, making it easy to substitute for late-night reading, and the stamina will last for a long time.
Looking for the same contrasting supernatural writing! I just found a treasure trove. The male protagonist understands metaphysics, his girlfriend is hardcore about science, and there are all kinds of weird experiences in life. After reading it, I was completely starved for books.
