As a fine young atheist, Yang Mu believes in nothing in this world except two things: first, ghosts don't exist, and second, he's mentally ill. He sees a ghost at school? No problem, just take some pills. He sees a ghost at the hospital? No problem, just take some pills. He sees a ghost in the dorm? No problem, just take some pills and... Oh no, he accidentally took too many.
At this point, medication probably can't solve his problem anymore. Luckily, by chance, he meets an otherworldly master who makes a living reselling tea. The master says it's no big deal. So you see ghosts? No problem, just kill them. What if you see lots of ghosts? No problem, kill them all. What if you see ghosts everywhere you go? No problem, then kill them wherever you find them!
Wait, something about this doesn't seem right.
Doesn't that mean I have to get rid of every ghost in the world before I get better?
Exactly. The world is pretty dark these days, and ghosts and monsters are running rampant.
So...
The important task of saving the world is in your hands~
PS: This story is pretty dark, so proceed with caution.
Theme: The living can be more frightening than ghosts and gods.
Emmmm, so the male protagonist does not believe in ghosts and gods. He is a staunch socialist successor and believes that the events he experienced are all hallucinations. The death of his roommate and the abnormal aunt indicate that there is something wrong with the dormitory where he lives. It's not clear whether it was the knife that stabbed his stomach or the sleeping pills that caused him to go to the hospital for the second time, although I suspect it was the second one because he didn't live in his own dormitory or his roommate was still there.
…QAQ
Chapter 70: The main attack finally officially appears...
Linlin, do you still remember me? I wanted to play with you after the college entrance examination. But I'm sorry that I may not be able to cash it in. I haven't had a single roll of paper since I cried when I was checking my score early this morning. Now I am thinking about re-study. Wish me good luck.
Only after reading the comments did I realize that Mu and Cheng were a couple, but they were on the wrong team.
This is the first time I saw a comment by one reader and one author (///▽///)
Linlin, I'm going to quit the Internet and my mobile phone. I can't accompany you until the end of this book. I'll come back to play with you after the college entrance examination! Remember me, Chiu Mi~
I shouldn't eat while watching QAQ. It's amazing. Everyone involved in this case is a ghost. Only the dean disappeared completely. It was because other people had grievances and wanted revenge. Didn't the dean?
This little girl is so scheming. If she were born into a normal family with two children, she would probably be a pretty naughty child. But the ones who were most wrong were Dean Qinzhan and his wife. In the last chapter, I never understood why the dean knew that it was the dean's wife who killed the little boy and that he liked boys. Why did he and the dean's wife have another child? The dean's wife should not have looked like a boy by then, right?
(The reader passively shuts down the microphone due to intense emotions) All of them are really evil...