A Marriage That Won't End

A lighthearted paranormal story (?), mainly made up of standalone episodes.

Mu Mu is tricked by her awful boss into posing as a bride in a ghost wedding, helping the dead fake their marriage.

Her boss says it's fine since a ghost wedding doesn't involve a marriage certificate. Wait, then what is that so-called red thread of fate?

Being haunted by a “ghost husband” is bad enough, but a twist of fate has also opened the door to another world.

Is the person by her pillow playing a long con, or has someone been secretly casting a wide net from the very beginning?

What lies behind ghost weddings? What secrets does the ghost-taming family hold? Finish this story and you'll find out!

You like this old-school blurb style too, right? (*0▽0*)

P.S. This story isn't about rigorous research, and the ghost stories aren't real.

Currently preparing a new story for preorder:

"Flowers at Daybreak [Crime Investigation]"

A thirty-year-old cold case. Three generations of detectives at the Xialin City Police Department pursue the killer.

With the exact same details of the crime repeated after all these years, is it a copycat, or has the killer returned?

The Major Crimes Unit faces all kinds of murder cases and bizarre motives. Beneath the surface of reality, human hearts are hard to fathom.

A new officer is transferring into the Xialin City Criminal Investigation Division. Rumor has it she's Captain Qiao's junior from the same school.

But the moment Gu Xingnan arrives, he's already promoted himself: “Captain Qiao, don't wear yourself out. Your senior's here to help.”

An episodic crime-investigation story. Some cases are inspired by real events (I'll note which ones in the story; they won't be direct retellings).

Captain Qiao X Deputy Captain Gu, who can read faces, minds, and the room, and absolutely spoils his junior. Qiao only shows it through his actions.

Sweet, sweet, sweet. Mutual pining between two senior and junior colleagues.

Preorder story: "An Immersive Experience of Chinese Horror"

After years of working life, Bai Qi is physically and mentally exhausted, so he quits and goes home. What should he do as a freelancer? Maybe try becoming a game streamer?

He's just gotten access to a mysterious new game when he is suddenly pulled straight into its world...

Being chased for his life every day in a horror game is bad enough, but the crucial plot choices are decided by audience votes?

To beat the game, he needs brains, courage, and luck, as well as the ability to draw viewers' attention during his livestream.

Bai Qi: I'm doing my best, but I might not even survive three episodes.

I'm just an office drone, not an actor! Somebody save this idiot!

Xi Ting: Every item you pick up is an abyssal artifact, and every character you play is an unlucky NPC.

Bai Qi: Thanks to this game, my terrible luck is cured. Hehe~

The story's message: Reject metaphysics and explore the truth of the world