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- Unemployed in Middle Age, I Make Tens of Millions a Year Through In-Game Grinding 中年失业，我靠游戏搬砖年入千万 [Urban] [Power Fantasy] [Making Gold in Games] [Midlife Crisis] [Realistic Fiction] [Making Money] [Dad Life] [Hardcore] The rating just came out, so it'll gradually go up! At thirty, Chen Ran gets a termination notice, is saddled with over a million yuan in mortgage debt, and has a wife and child who need to be fed. His life hits rock bottom. Then, in the depths of a pandemic winter, he can't even land a job as a delivery driver. Desperate, he remembers the online games he used to play. When Ch 5.2kReads6.2Score269Shelves
- Yellow River Mysteries: My Years as a Corpse Stitcher 黄河诡事，我当缝尸匠那些年 [Folklore Mystery] [Chinese-Style Horror] [Karmic Retribution] [Corpse Stitcher] [Forbidden Arts] [Wits and Cunning] My name is Chen Jiu. I'm the last corpse stitcher by the Yellow River. To save my sister, who's plagued by a strange illness, I'm forced to take on a bizarre job: use a paper effigy's head to sew it onto a headless female corpse. But the moment my needle pierces the body, black blood spills from the paper head, and it lets out the anguished wail of my master, who's been missing fo 815Reads—Score—Shelves
- 749 Bureau Work Notes 749局工作笔记 My name is Chen Mo. I was born with yin-yang eyes and can see a strange world beyond the reach of ordinary people. Before I stepped through that iron door painted a bizarre dark teal, my life was like that of most young people struggling in the urban jungle of concrete and steel: ordinary, even a little dull. A nine-to-five probationary job, a salary that barely covered expenses each month, and... a pair of eyes that had never done me any good since I could remember. The sunny world everyone els 280Reads—Score—Shelves
- Mysterious, Absurd, Terrifying, Mad, and Bizarre! 诡秘，荒诞，惊悚，癫狂，怪谈！ [Traditional supernatural horror + mysterious and uncanny + suspense + mystery + absurdity + rule-based horror + folk horror] Don't Let Them Know You Can See Them, Rule-Based Horror: Don't Look in the Mirror, The Snake Catcher, Strange Cultivation Record, The Brush Fairy... People fear the horror of ghosts; ghosts know the poison in people's hearts. The most chilling thing isn't ghosts. The traps in rule-based horror are set by the living, the “curses” in folklore are nurtured by the human heart 2Reads—Score—Shelves
