[Content Warnings]
1. Dark themes / All characters are villains: The four main characters are unambiguously evil, delighting in spreading fear and destroying the order of human society. They have no moral limits.
2. Violence and death: Contains numerous horror and gore scenes, as well as detailed depictions of death, including suicide, torture, and manipulating corpses.
3. Nontraditional intimate relationships:
· Ming and She: Intense dependence and physical intimacy without an explicitly defined relationship.
· Huang and Mao: Sisters who have fused into one being, with ambiguous feelings that go beyond sisterly affection and a co-dependent bond.
4. Moral ambiguity and trauma: Includes heavy psychological trauma such as family abuse, betrayal, and self-destructive tendencies, with no redemptive direction.
5. Nonhuman protagonists: The protagonists are all ghosts. Their perspectives are outside the human moral framework, and they lack empathy for human suffering.
6. Occasional light humor: Lighthearted interactions and dark humor are interspersed throughout the grim plot, creating a contrast in tone.
The entire story is finished and already written. I'll post it bit by bit~
Have you ever wondered how boring the afterlife is? Ming certainly has. So this gentle young ghost, sent to his death by his own parents, decides to team up with She, his cunning friend who died for his sake, and form a reemployment squad. Their specialty is adding a little "surprise" to mundane human life: making a carousel spin by itself in the middle of the night, for example, or helping a couple desperate for fame livestream a visit from their "deceased" daughter.
Their teammates are Huang and Mao, two sisters who are one being, in love with each other (?). The younger sister loved her big sister so much that she let her eat her, and now they'll never be apart. The older sister handles things calmly, while the younger one is always ready to protect her from within. They're even more in sync than they were in life.
The four big-shot ghosts live by this motto: Don't get attached to insignificant people; make an exception for your chosen teammates. Their daily routine involves wrecking things, causing trouble, infuriating Taoist priests, and seeking out a little twisted fun and companionship amid the clash of blades (and Ming clinging to She, who doesn't reciprocate).
Today's KPI: ruin a fake charity interview, drive two sanctimonious living people insane, and wrap up before dawn so they can discuss philosophical questions like "Can ghosts go see the sea?"
"The human world is awful, but being ghosts and fooling around together with you all seems pretty fun."
"When 'eternal darkness' becomes our home, we are the stars in each other's eyes, forever shining in the sky."
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