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The Book of Ashes Leaves a Voice
"I'm not a hero, I'm just a guy who remembers too much." 1928, Shanghai Concession. Ji Yunzhou, a newspaper intern reporter, has a secret: he can touch "memory fragments" on objects - a pocket watch allows him to see the deathbed scene of the original owner, and a letter allows him to hear the laughter and choking when writing it. This ability has made him a well-known "weird reporter" who specializes in writing urban strange news.
35Reads—Score—Shelves
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Dread Reaper
Ji Beichuan has a secret: he can "see" fear. Not seeing who is afraid, but seeing the shape, the color, the texture of fear—as unique as a fingerprint. This ability makes him the calmest player in the infinite horror game "Abyss Board". When others are screaming for their lives, he is admiring the "aesthetics" of fear; when others are driven crazy by illusions, he is dismantling the "logic" of fear.
33Reads—Score—Shelves
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Future Mute
Lu Chen, a 28-year-old urban noise control clerk, suffers from mild prosopagnosia and has a pathological dependence on the certainty of the world. One day, a recording app called "Echo" appeared inexplicably on his phone, which could record and play "a key sound that will occur at that location within the next 24 hours."
32Reads—Score—Shelves
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Reboot: Realm of Gods
Lu Chenzhou, the former tactical god of "God's Domain", tore up his sky-high contract and chose to "retire" on the night his team was acquired by a business giant, leaving only the backs of his former teammates. Everyone thought this was the end of a veteran, but little did they know that he had already been planning in the dark, aiming for the "Eternal Echo" championship that all professional players dream of but no one can match.
30Reads—Score—Shelves
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Wu's Contract
The gray realm is devouring the stars. When Ji Wangshu woke up, he found that he had been accused of "defecting the mission." He doesn't remember any mistakes, he only remembers that the name that should have been someone else's was engraved into his brain
24Reads—Score—Shelves