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- Diary of a Crematorium Worker 火葬场女工日记 [Unsolved Case + Death Notes + Female Perspective] Through the eyes of a woman who works at a crematorium, this story clearly and thoroughly explains the final place people go, and what they experience along the way. Read it, and you'll learn everything a person goes through after death, before their soul leaves their body. The author delves into the crematorium to lay out a cross-section for readers, making it easier to understand and see everything clearly. This is the story of a woman who wor 6.7kReads9.1Score31814d adds
- Credit Shop 赊店 In a small county town stands a shop that has been there for a hundred years. Everything is offered on credit, never sold outright. When the shopkeeper needs money, he will find you, no matter whether you are at the ends of the earth or north, south, east, or west. By chance, I wandered into this shop and took a strange, oddly shaped knife. When I tried to pay, the shopkeeper said, “Credit only, no sales.” The bizarre rule made me uneasy and afraid. Even so, I took the knife on credit. I never e 1.5kReads5.8Score17814d adds
- Diary of a Crematorium Worker (2) 火葬场女工日记（2） The Diary of a Crematorium Worker 2. Tang Man enters the Ghost Market, where she learns the makeup arts for dispelling the Five Afflictions. She enters the Spiral Staircase and reaches the tenth floor, never expecting the Ghost Market to absolve the spirits and cleanse her breath, sending her out. She forgets everything about the Ghost Market and no longer remembers that it ever existed, yet somehow she hasn't forgotten the makeup techniques she learned there. 271Reads8.4Score—14d adds
- The Paper Shop 纸铺 The Paper Shop tells the story of the paper effigy trade. Making paper effigies is a business that deals with the yin world. Among its many branches, each has its own rules and countless taboos. The slightest mistake can bring disaster. Paper effigy makers belong to this trade. Teng Jiaotian on Main Street and Yi Yiyuan on South Street own paper shops in Nancheng. Each keeps to their own territory, and neither bothers the other. 86Reads—Score—14d adds
- Strange Tales of Folk Cremations 民间烧尸怪谈 Grandpa said I was dragged back from the gates of hell, and declared that I'd spend my whole life dealing with the dead. Later, I joined a crematorium and became a professional corpse burner. Over the years, I encountered all kinds of bizarre and uncanny cases. I recorded these terrifying tales, which no living person should approach, in a notebook I never dared make public, and titled it Tales of a Folk Corpse Burner. Remember: however far the underworld is from you, it's that much closer to me 71Reads—Score—14d adds
- Notes from My Job at the Crematorium 我的火葬场工作笔记 Through the eyes of a crematorium worker, this story clearly and thoroughly explains the place everyone ultimately goes, and what happens along the way. By the time you finish, you'll know everything a person experiences after death, before the soul leaves the body. The author conducted in-depth research at a crematorium to give readers a cross-section of the process, helping them see it all more clearly. This is a story about a crematorium worker. 64Reads—Score—14d adds
- The Ghost-Eyed Pawnshop 鬼眼当铺 Ghost-Eye Pawnshop is a novel of everyday life, history, resistance against the Japanese, and transmigration. It tells the story of a street drummer and his experiences across two lifetimes. Xiao Liuzi is the protagonist. In his previous life, he worked at a pawnshop. After making a serious mistake that caused the shop great losses, the stress overwhelmed him. He was hit by a car and died. He transmigrates to the period when the Qing dynasty is collapsing. He begins drumming on the streets, foll 35Reads6.4Score—14d adds
- The Hearse 灵车 Spirit Hearse is a suspenseful supernatural novel. After graduating from college, my partner started driving a hearse. It was such a bizarre job, and then the strangest thing of all happened. My partner became pregnant with a ghost fetus. It started talking in her belly after just over two months. It was born at four months, and could talk and run as soon as it was born. It drove me mad. This bizarre thing happened to me, and I couldn't make heads or tails of it. My father knew a shaman named Na 18Reads—Score—14d adds
- The Prison Warden’s Curse 典狱诅咒 In northern Liaoning lives one of the world's oldest peoples, the Alinshan tribe. Their Alinshan curses were left outside Alinshan City, originally meant to punish members of the tribe who left the city. There are thirty-two curses, each different, each feeding into the next, and every one of them terrifying to the extreme. The curses have begun to strike the prison. One prison warden after another has died. In the end, who will put a stop to them? Kappa, wild creatures, water maidens, and anima 4Reads—Score—14d adds
- A World Without Crime 天下无凶 The diary left behind by Xiu Jiang’s father documented five cases, each solved using an extraordinarily unusual method. The first was smell, the second sound, the third sight, the fourth thought reconstruction, and the fifth was the most complicated, the strangest, and the hardest to learn… Master all five methods, and no killer will have anywhere to hide. Xiu Jiang learned only the first, smell, yet it was enough to make him the best detective in the department. 1Reads—Score—14d adds
- The Classic of Tombs 典坟 A man came into the pawnshop to pawn a grave. He wanted to pawn his ancestral tomb. Jiang Feng had never encountered anything like it and was left stunned and terrified. Who would pawn a grave? His pawnshop's slogan was “We pawn anything, we accept everything,” but how could he accept a grave? This was getting downright sinister. For a moment, Jiang Feng didn't know what to make of the man. The man told him to come back in three days. Jiang Feng investigated him and discovered, to his horror, th —Reads—Score—14d adds
- The Cycle of Memories 记忆轮回 If... there were a way to awaken the scars left by memories, then I would be willing... to use it to recall those sorrowful, painful days gone by, and soothe those painful memories with a hand that can command fate. Perhaps... there really is a way for the feelings of the past to drift on the breeze, floating gently through the heart and echoing in your ears, again and again, never stopping. Perhaps... there truly is a way to undo the choices we made back then, so that we need not lose the peopl —Reads—Score—14d adds
