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Books by Li Yibo
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Tales of Wraiths and Monsters 魍魉怪談
This anthology draws on criminal cases, accidents, strange urban rumors, and paranormal encounters from across the country between 2008 and 2020, reworking them into self-contained horror stories, one per chapter. To make the stories feel real, most are written as first-person recollections or accounts shared by netizens. Although the places, events, and people mentioned can be researched online, this is a work of fiction and includes invented elements. It is intended purely for entertainment. R
223Reads—Score—Shelves
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Soliloquy in a Floating World 浮世独白
A major serial murder and cannibalism case: the killer struck four times over two months, leaving five dead and two seriously injured. The killer was utterly inhuman, forcing each victim to eat the flesh of the previous victim. Investigators examined all four crime scenes but found only two identical footprints. Victim Wu Tong survived, but damage to her brain and nerves from excessive sevoflurane and halothane left her unable to communicate normally. The only survivor able to provide the police
68Reads—Score—Shelves
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When Daylight Ends, the Killing Begins 昼尽而杀
Hong Kong, 1994. Three kingpins, two gangs, police officers, wealthy businessmen, officials, the media, hostesses, assassins, and ordinary people are all caught up in power struggles amid the surging tides of the times. No one can escape, and no one can hide. Fate is never in our own hands. Whether your eyes are open or shut, when night falls, people die.
13Reads—Score—Shelves
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Greyhound 灰狗
In real life, a “gray dog” is a private investigator. Unlike the detectives in movies and TV shows, who fight crime and uphold justice, real-world gray dogs are criminals who illegally profit by invading other people’s privacy through stalking, taking secret photos, bugging, tracking, and entrapment. You may never have encountered a gray dog, but they are very much among us. This book is a warning to the world: the law is inescapable, so do not stray onto the wrong path, and always protect your
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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The End of Ordinary 平凡的尽头
The story began in 2019. It was a turbulent time, and I stopped writing after a hasty 50,000 words. Then, in May 2020, I finished it. At 250,000 words, it is too short to cover all the joys and sorrows of this bustling world through the changing years. It tells only of several years spent wandering through life. The story is based entirely on real events. Freedom, marriage, career, money, family, friendship. As someone born in the 1990s, I have always questioned the world. I hoped to find answer
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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Same-Sex Love: Running Away from Home After Growing Up 同愫：长大后离家出走
These are several stories about gay and bisexual people. They really happened to people around me. Maybe there’s nothing I can change. So all I can do is turn my memories into words. May you be free. May you leave home when you grow up.
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