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Books by 木东
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Midnight Stories 深夜故事
“Zzz... It's midnight. Welcome to our late-night story program. I'm your host, Qin Yong.” Qin Yong was a recent college graduate. Since he had studied fine arts, he found a job at a radio station after graduation. Every night, he told a horror story, all of them provided by a stranger on WeChat using the account name “Midnight Caller.” At first, they were just stories. But as time went on, Qin Yong found that they were becoming increasingly real, and increasingly connected to his own life...
778Reads—Score174Shelves
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The Yin-Yang Paper Effigy Maker 阴阳纸扎匠
Paper crafting, also known as paper ornament making, is a traditional craft practiced by skilled artisans called paper crafters. With nimble hands and clever minds, they fold and cut paper into all kinds of designs. Some are intricate, depicting people, birds, animals, fish, and insects, while others are simple, like decorative lanterns. These paper creations can comfort the living and help them make up for regrets and debts to the dead. They can also serve as bribes to appease the dead and win
353Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Corpse Child 尸孩儿
My name is Ye Fan. Twenty years ago, my godfather found me, a corpse-child, in a mass grave. To keep me alive, he took me along everywhere, whether he was handling weddings and funerals, reading faces, or telling fortunes. That was how I saw the Star of Misfortune, driven to seek revenge after being persecuted; the restless corpse of a man whose descendants had failed to honor him; and even the sight of ghosts roaming a graveyard by night as ghost soldiers passed through. A series of events help
103Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Funeral for the Living 活人出殡
The heated brick bed in Old Master Liu's house collapsed, revealing a terrifying secret and legend buried in the pit beneath it. I was chosen by that terrifying legend. To stay alive, I had to fake my death and flee, study the occult arts, and even stake my life against the Impermanence spirits. To save someone, I fought bitterly with the legendary Weaver Girl at Laoniu Bay. To survive, I battled the Silver Corpse on the banks of the River of Forgetfulness, refusing to die. When the City of the
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Corpse Puppet 尸傀
Traditional supernatural horror + a goofy sidekick + adapted stories + not a brainless power fantasy Armed with extraordinary corpse-controlling skills, he rises from a penniless student to the leader of an evil cult. The three founders are bound by a tangled history of grudges and love. The secrets of the Zang family, and a hatred spanning thousands of years. There’s a stone house that can bring the dead back to life, a goofy skeleton obsessed with beauty, and an evil spirit who acts cool al
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The Day I Was Born, the Supernatural Began to Haunt Me 我出生那天，诡异缠身
Classic Supernatural Tales + Paranormal Assistance + Strange Tales + Horror Legends As the last inheritor of the Qimen arts, he has been haunted by a widow since the day he was born. At fourteen, carrying a Huashengzi on his back, he is beheaded by a Yaksha. In a corpse pit, he encounters the Gray Family's old immortal. In a blood-sacrifice pool, he sees a Celestial Maiden sacrifice. There are tales of the Iron Ox and man-eating evil spirits. A century ago, a scheme targeting occult practitioner
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Paper Effigy Maker 扎纸人
My name is Chang Xiaogang. I grew up in the countryside, and because I never applied myself at school, I dropped out and stayed home at a young age. Kids from the countryside either leave for the provincial capital to find work or stay in their hometown to farm. But my dad didn't want me farming. He said there was no future in it. So he sent me to apprentice at Old Wang's funeral paper-goods shop at the village entrance. That's when I started encountering things that weren't quite right...
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A Book by Mu Dong 木东的一本书
Traditional supernatural fiction + taboo tales + horror legends + a clever protagonist First feel the bones, then ease the tendons. Once the organs are placed inside, stitch them up. Rub the belly three hundred and sixty times with the left hand, then press the philtrum and heart with the right. Because of a ghostly old woman whose legs had been sawed off, I was forced to become a corpse stitcher. With a yin-probing needle, I stitch corpses and hear the dead speak, earning the gratitude of ghost
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