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Books by 年少无为不自卑
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I Learn to Slay Ghosts on a Paranormal Forum 我在怪谈论坛学斩鬼
[New book, Make a Wish to a Ghost, is now available] [The printed edition of Strange Tales Forum is in production] [The short drama adaptation of Strange Tales Forum is in production] Gao Shen joined a strange tales forum by chance. The forum often posts eerie stories, describing every detail so vividly that they seem to have really happened. Users who reply seriously analyze the source of each incident and discuss how to deal with it. They even address each other as Heavenly Masters, Soul Tamer
45.4kReads8.7Score5.5kShelves
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Making a Wish to a Ghost 向鬼许愿
A school where everyone has vanished. A company that serves ghosts. A city crawling with vengeful spirits. A mountain of weeping where yin and yang are turned upside down. … In an age when paranormal phenomena run rampant, Gu Shan possesses a terrifying wish-granting machine that can crush any supernatural incident. But each wish also carves an even deeper despair. “After you make your tenth wish, we’ll meet again in a world without pain.” (The original title of this book was The Tenth Wish.)
9.8kReads7.9Score898Shelves
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I Am the God of Horror Games 我，恐怖游戏之神
Shen Ming wakes up to find the outside world turned upside down. Women everyone is forced to pretend they can’t see, a Weeping Mountain where the living and the dead have switched places, a zoo that keeps “unnecessary animals,” a ghost subway station that doesn’t appear on any city plan… He’s seen every one of these supernatural phenomena before. They all appeared in a horror game he used to play, Grudge.
2.2kReads6.4Score129Shelves
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The Evil God Chat Group: I Use Evil Gods to Handle Strange Tales 恶神聊天群：我靠邪神处理怪谈
[Urban Legends] [Fun] [Mystery] [Survival and Leveling] Jiang Lang, an ordinary high school student, accidentally joins a chat group. Every member is a real saint. Their usual work discussions revolve around how to destroy humanity, while the big shots brag about how many believers they have on other planets. Or, no, employees. One member cries that he was fired on the spot by his boss just for offering someone an apple a few thousand years ago. Jiang Lang quickly tells him to send a red packet
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