The Wooden Beauty [Infinite]

A preview of my upcoming novel, “Has the Priest Prayed Today? [Western Fantasy]”

Jian Du is a classic wooden beauty: exquisite looks, but no soul.

His childhood friend often warns him that boys have to protect themselves when they’re out and about. His looks and personality make it easy for bad people to develop a desire to control and destroy him.

Unfortunately, before he ever meets a bad person, he’s accidentally pulled into a horror escape game.

In the beginner instance, “Peeping,” he’s the peeper, and from the very beginning he draws the vengeful ghost’s full hatred, though he has no idea.

His new neighbor is a kindhearted person who looks at Jian Du with concern. “You don’t look well. Do you need any help?”

The gaze hidden behind his glasses is greedy and hungry, like a venomous snake lurking in the dark, waiting for its chance to strike.

Jian Du politely declines his offer. When he turns around, a line of blood-red writing appears on the spotless mirror, glaring and horrifying:

Why are you looking at him?!

That night, as he drifts between sleep and wakefulness, a cool, soft sensation covers his eyelids. An icy wind brushes past his ear, accompanied by a faint whisper.

“Don’t look at anyone else. Just look at me.”

A split-personality obsessive top x an adorable black-hearted bottom

Theme: Strive to break through the soil and grow toward the sun.