[Horror Crossover] Surviving in a World Overrun by Ghost Stories
[综恐]在怪谈遍地的世界里活下去
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 138k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
72Chapters
1.4kFavorites
8.0Score
1kNutrient gifts
2.2kClicks per chapter
350Comments
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Thoughts on Recent Reads
For my own records. Thoughts on books I've read recently, including plenty of dealbreakers. I have very broad tastes. Four stars means I liked it, three stars means it's worth a look, and two stars means beware.
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Too Hot Out, Read Something Chilling
Horror crossovers, for personal use. I generally rate them four stars.
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Good Enough for a Read
Readable, but with potential triggers. Each list has its own rating system. The Just-Okay Reads list may include male-protagonist stories. [I plan to add some so-so books, and I'll label them.]
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I understand, you really have to have an evil mentality when dealing with Fu Jiang. If you hide, she will only make her want to win and pester you. But you pester her in turn and let her know that when you come, you will be roasted and robbed of money. Instead, she is avoiding you 🐶
A very good ghost story. Although it ends a bit hastily, reality is more important after all. I hope the author will have a happy life.
The driver is a weird story (for the protagonist)
It's not just for women. Men also have jealousy and desire. Tomie is a collection of human desires in a sense.
Touch the teacher, no, dreams are the opposite
Tomie is struggling to grow flesh and blood in a corner of the world ()
It can be for both men and women (put your hands together), you can have a female Fujiang and a male Fujiang.
Ah? Finished? Where is mom?!
I can't bear to finish it. I haven't finished writing about my mother yet, so it feels a little rushed.
It turns out that the driver is not an ordinary person. Seeing how cowardly he was in front of me, I thought he was an ordinary person [caigou]