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Books by Phoenix in Disarray
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Night Watchman's Journal: My 2,999 Nights of Terror 守夜人手记我的2999夜恐怖
[Standalone Stories] [Supernatural Thrills] [Horror Folklore] [Mountain Spirits] [True Cases] [Rural Legends] There is no overarching plot; each chapter is a standalone story adapted from real folk cases. The strange, gripping events will keep you on edge. Before I decided to write these stories down, they had lain buried in the depths of my memory, like the dusty old wooden trunks in my childhood home’s attic. My family has lived for generations in an unremarkable village at the foot of Changba
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3,980 Folk Tales of the Supernatural from Northwest China 3980个西北灵异民间故事
One Yellow River, half a history of ghosts. I am Auntie Wang. I keep watch over this Yellow River, which has flowed for a thousand years, and over the 3,980 old rules, deeper than the river itself. From the smokestacks of Lanzhou to the murals of Dunhuang; from the camel bells along the ancient Silk Road to the windswept sands of the uninhabited Gobi... I remember every story buried beneath this land. Corpse retrievers, spirit mediums, shadow-puppet troupes, and the restless dead who guarded the
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The Ghost Ridge Mystery 鬼岭之迷踪
My new work is here! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. This story captures the horror and suspense of the Ghost Ridge Mysteries series, following the life-or-death escape of adventure-seeking couple Su Qing and Lu Chen from an ancient tomb in Ghost Ridge. In the underground burial chamber, they encounter a resurrected, blood-eyed female corpse and a mysterious guardian known as the Blood-Eyed Coffin Keeper. They make a temporary escape through a hidden compartment in a mechanism, then d
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I Scrolled Upon a Death Notice for My Father 刷到父亲的死亡推送
A Father’s Death Alert Popped Up on My Feed: Not for the Faint of Heart Author’s Note: Not for the faint of heart Late at night, Chen Mo and his girlfriend came across a graphic post: “Live from a haunted house in a mountain village. Dare to spend the night?” The gloomy, abandoned courtyard in the video was the forbidden place by the entrance to his hometown village! And the person who posted it was his father, who didn’t even know how to use a smartphone! Their premonition of disaster came true
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