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Books by A Muyao
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Studying Neutrinos at the Funeral Home 我在殡仪馆研究中微子
❎ Not for the faint of heart! Five-star horror rating. I’m a college student. To ease the burden on my family, I decided to find a part-time job near campus. By chance, I spotted a faded advertisement on a utility pole nearby. The job was keeping night watch at a funeral home, and the pay was great, so I took it. On my first day, the manager told me three bizarre rules for the funeral home’s night shift: I’d be the only one working overnight; never open the door for strangers; and never get invo
16.7kReads7.2Score2.4kShelves
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Haunted, Part One 撞鬼第一部
Do you know why every household keeps its doors and windows tightly shut at night? I only realized after becoming a food delivery driver that those terrifying folk customs passed down for generations aren't superstition from the older generation. They're how you stay alive...
13.5kReads—Score742Shelves
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The Autobiography of a Yin Walker 一位走阴人的自传
Newly rated [This story is adapted from the real experiences of a yin-walker. The terror is off the charts, so don't read it if you're fainthearted!] Have you ever heard of a "yin-walker"? I'm the only son in three generations of the Guo family. My name is Guo Lideng. I've had yin-yang eyes since I was a child, allowing me to see things ordinary people cannot. By a stroke of fate, I took up the trade of yin-walking when I grew up. Yin-walkers are different from ordinary people. When walking betw
10.7kReads6.9Score518Shelves
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Death Sacrifice 死祭
True Experiences ✖️ Traditional Supernatural Tales ✖️ Horror Late one night, I got a call from an unknown number. A hoarse voice whispered, “There's someone under your bed.” I looked in terror, but there was nothing there. After that, the phone rang at the same time every night, repeating the same words. Then, on the third night, I found a trail of footprints under the bed that weren't mine. And from the other end of the phone, I heard my own voice...
341Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Collection of Short Campus Ghost Stories 校园灵异短故事集
A collection of short supernatural stories set on campus
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Thoughts of Hua 思华念
“If I could, I’d gladly become the sword in your hand. Once you’ve slain every evil demon under heaven and brought peace for all eternity, don’t forget me.” “A perfect ending demands my blood. This is my destiny.” The adorable, tsundere heroine Lu Sisi and the aloof heartthrob Fu Hua join forces to slay demons and protect the people of the world. This world may be able to exist without a king, but it cannot exist without you.
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Lovebirds’ Verse 鸳鸯词
Rebirth × palace intrigue × household intrigue Villains stirring up trouble + protagonists planning every move + face-slapping Overnight, the struggling general Qi Yue is reborn at the age of sixteen. Her manor looks peaceful on the surface, but beneath it, undercurrents swirl. The husband she loved with all her heart in her previous life sacrificed her for the sake of his career. Even her usually kind stepmother can't resist dropping her mask. But she isn't afraid. When soldiers come, she'll me
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Living With My AI Girlfriend 我和AI女友同居啦
Xia Chenyan is a game designer. One day, the AI girlfriend he created, Lin Xiaying, suddenly leaps out of his phone, bringing with her an absurd task: he has to win her over and reach 1,000 points, or she will disappear! “Headpats give me 5 points, gifts give me 10, but one wrong word costs me 50?!” Xia Chenyan stared at the System in disbelief. Even worse, this AI girlfriend could hack into every electronic device: playing romance tutorials on the TV in the middle of the night, changing his tak
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Then I'll Punish You by Making Sure You Never Find Me Again 那就罚你再也找不到我
I have to write a blurb of at least 50 words, but I’ve thought about it for ages and still can’t come up with anything. All I can say is that this is a tragic romance. There aren’t that many beautiful love stories in this world. More often, we’re up against an inescapable fate and heartbreak we can’t endure.
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