Chinese Folk Supernatural Livestream

■ This novel has undergone a complete revision. The polished version is available only on Jinjiang. I take no responsibility for pirated copies. Blurb: After a well-connected newcomer parachuted into the TV station and took over the host's job, the host found himself out of options and started livestreaming. Under the banner of debunking feudal superstition, he delivered straight-faced nonsense and took his livestream viewers on a scientific journey. “Today we're investigating a set of paranormal photos that have been widely circulated online. To prove they're real, I've come in person to the source of these photos: the haunted house right behind me.” "Streamer! Run! There's a ghost behind you!!" “Don't believe rumors or spread them. It's your own heart that's wavering. There are no ghosts in modern society. That's just the shadow of a tree.” "Streamer, snap out of it! The female ghost has her hand on your shoulder!" … A haunted house's evil spirit, a water demon in an ancestral hall, a wandering deity carried in a sedan chair, a mouse's wedding, a deadly bridal spirit and a ghostly marriage, ghost soldiers crossing a deserted village, a midnight school haunting... As Xie Sui continued his livestream investigations, he found clues to the mystery he had been pursuing. The truth about his origins gradually came to light, and at the same time, a terrifying conspiracy that had been brewing for thirty years slowly unfolded before him... ■ Reader's guide: 1. This isn't a pure livestream story. It's mainly about livestreaming supernatural investigations and researching Chinese folk traditions. The livestreaming takes up relatively little of the main story: it's a springboard for the investigations that follow. 2. There are only two face-slapping scenes in the whole novel, in Chapters 17 and 37. Feel free to skip them if you don't like that sort of thing. 3. If you drop the novel, there's no need to leave a comment to tell me. No writing advice, please. 4. This is a fictional story set in an alternate world, unrelated to reality. Please don't project it onto real life. 5. All supernatural concepts in this story are made up by the author. Don't try them or believe in them. Remember the Core Socialist Values. Theme: Dispel feudal superstition and embrace science.