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The Ghost-Catching Celestial Master
There are three ironclad rules in our line of work: First, never kill a being with a soul. Second, never eat the flesh of a vengeful spirit’s victim. Third, never enter a village with a new grave. In the winter of 1990, my father broke all three rules and fled to a village called Liujiazui. A butcher who had been possessed by a pig’s vengeful spirit had just died there. On the night his corpse transformed, his grave was found empty, and monsters began roaming the village. Everyone thought the th
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Deadly Flight: The Secret of the Disappearance
Seven years ago, his wife vanished under mysterious circumstances while aboard a flight. Seven years later, that same mysterious flight reappeared before the world. His wife, who had disappeared, was back. Layer upon layer of fog obscured the truth. What exactly lay hidden behind it all?
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The Last Ghost Hunter
I have been cursed by evil ghosts since I was a child, and my fate has become negative, attracting hundreds of ghosts. In order to save my life, my father came up with a way...
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I'm the Body Collector
Will you die if you worship gods and violate taboos? I almost died during the weird worship ceremony. Fortunately, the old Taoist priest saved his life! He said that if I wanted to continue to live, I had to collect the body. Otherwise I will die soon...
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Son-in-Law: I Really Don't Want to Find Hidden Treasures
A year ago, someone set me up and blinded me, then forced me to become the son-in-law who lives with his wife’s family. A year later, my mother-in-law cruelly pushed me down the stairs, and my eyesight unexpectedly returned. But once my eyes had healed, I discovered that the person who had driven me to such a miserable state was... You may treat me like I’m nothing today, but tomorrow you won’t be worthy to look up to me.
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