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The Last Piece of Fox Meat
When I cut off the white fox's right leg, what came out of the wound was not blood, but the cry of the boss's wife's missing cat. When Boss Zhou forced me to slaughter the spirit fox three days ago, I would never have thought that the piece of never-perishable meat in the kitchen freezer would be a life-threatening talisman for all the diners. At this moment, Uncle Li's compass needle suddenly rotated wildly, and the last piece of fox meat on the stove was oozing thick black liquid. The pool of
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Ghost Luck Peach Blossom
Don't let the female ghost touch the red line on your wrist." When I rushed into the mourning hall clutching the demon-collecting bottle left by my grandfather, thick black blood was seeping out from the seams in Brother Qin Qi's coffin - the pool of blood twisted into the word "Liu'er" next to his name. When I returned to the village to exorcise ghosts three days ago, I never expected that the ghost that had haunted him for three lifetimes would be released by me myself: the little finger of th
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A Piece of Human Skin
When blood seeped out of the scratches on Li Jun's back, I recognized the shape of fingernail marks - exactly the same marks on the female corpse in the crematorium thirty years ago. Three days ago, when he tremblingly handed me the faded rattle, the smiling faces of the boy and girl on the drum suddenly cracked, revealing the crawling lines of locust wood under the skin. At this moment, the ceiling light in the emergency room was flickering on and off, and black blood was gushing out of Sister-
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Folk Tales
[Country Horror Story + Unit Story + Folk Horror Tales + Chinese Supernatural] Supernatural events are most likely to occur in mountain villages, and those stories we may have heard may have actually happened. In the strange night wind, the ghost-receiving woman, Grandma Hao, is like a messenger from the underworld, guiding the helpless souls of mother and child back home. The locust willows channel spirits and the poplar trees attract evil spirits. There are unspeakable secrets hidden under the
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Night Whispers Under the Locust Tree: 100 Small-Town Horror Stories
[Horror, thriller and supernatural + taboos in rural B&Bs] A small town horror story every day. In Mingyuewan Ancient Village in Suzhou, night tourists often encounter a stunning woman wearing a red cheongsam, holding a red umbrella and having picturesque features. Legend has it that she was once the daughter of a wealthy businessman in the Republic of China. She was defiled, tortured and killed by bullies, and her resentment lingers. Every full moon night, she would wander around the ancient pi
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