The Cursed New Semester

[This is the second installment of Today I Was Forced to Come Back to Life Again, about ghost stories from the next semester. It continues the first book's overall style and level of horror. They're even better read together, but this one can also be read on its own!]

Gu Rong can die and come back to life.

Ever since his first accidental death, he has come back to life every time he dies.

In just a few short months of his first semester of college, he died more than ten times. At this rate, Gu Rong figured he'd have to check into a psychiatric hospital next semester.

Luckily, he was clever enough to rope his roommate Shen Qiuji into being his boyfriend (read: human shield).

Though this roommate used to be his mortal enemy, who could say no to a twenty-centimeter college jock puppy gong?

With his boyfriend's help, Gu Rong solved his tendency to run into ghosts and made it to school next semester without checking into a psychiatric hospital. He thought life would be smooth sailing from then on. But after the Qingming holiday, every night, eerie, mournful opera singing rang out from the dorm next door...

Gu Rong: Honey, there's a female ghost singing opera in the men's dorm next door. What should we do?

Shen Qiuji: What else? Give her a grand send-off.

Gu Rong: What are we sending her off to?

Shen Qiuji: Your funeral.

Gu Rong: ?

A miserly rich bastard gong, forced to act broke × a "pure and celibate," neat-freak, health-conscious, artsy young master shou

Reader's Guide:

1. The shou dies "by accident" often. He dies a lot, but comes back to life each time.

2. The gong is a bastard (read: thug), has "incredible" luck, and can never die by accident.

3. A series of paranormal stories set against the backdrop of everyday campus life. Ordinary comedic moments, interrupted by a constant stream of hauntings! Contains horror elements.

4. The first book in this series is Today I Was Forced to Come Back to Life Again. Other books in the same series: I'll Keep You Until the Fifth Watch [Infinite] and I Haven't Been a Zombie in Many Years.

Theme: We must stay firmly on the path of science and prosperity.