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Books by Senior Brother of the Same School

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  1. 101 Mystery209k WordsOngoing The 101st time, you'll really die. Are we really going to die? Why are they killing us? We're just ordinary students. Why don't they just kill us outright instead of torturing us like this? We have to find 101. Are you going to kill me? If you kill me, you'll save yourself and destroy this world. Hope belongs to someone else, while the Grim Reaper is always watching us! We were all wrong. The Grim Reaper is actually... 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Teapot Continent 茶壶大陆 Eastern Fantasy266k WordsOngoing The Red Demons have descended. All life lies in ruin, cries of grief fill the land, and the world has entered a cycle of upheaval. Have I fallen into hell? Shouldn't I be in heaven? Do the Red Demons really exist? Can they take human form? Ye Shiyi, how am I supposed to fight them? —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Old Gu's Ghost Stories 老谷讲鬼故事 Mystery304k WordsOngoing One ghost story every day. Most are things I’ve experienced myself or that have happened to people around me. Everyone calls me Gu Dadan, “Gu the Bold.” I’ve been through plenty of supernatural incidents since I was a kid, and they scared the courage into me. Some of these things may have happened to you, too. When I was in high school, I was under a lot of pressure from studying, so I’d tell ghost stories to the girl who sat behind me during breaks. She wasn’t very tall and had a sweet name, Xu —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Forbidden Rules of the Haunted School 恐怖校园禁忌 Mystery193k WordsOngoing These words themselves are supernatural. Many of these stories happened to me or to people around me, and the schools are real, too. You may not believe in ghosts, but that doesn’t mean you’ve never encountered one. An old Taoist priest in a tattered robe stroked her head. “A demon child has been born into the world. All living things will suffer. Disciple, go down the mountain now.” —Reads—Score—Shelves