Strange Tales and Unusual Happenings
怪谈异闻
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- Rule-Based Horror
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- 2y ago
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I saw a joke today: As you get older, your fear of ghosts will gradually be replaced by your worry about getting rent payments. But Kurori's books are an exception 😭😭 Every aspect of life is incorporating horror elements.
Latest news from the author: I finally got in touch with Qiqi. She said she's been very busy with family matters and that's why she hasn't been able to come online. She will update the book later. Her voice sounds healthy and alive.
Seeing the book title reminded me of... Ye Qing and his team's usual routine during investigations: "We are reporters for 'Strange Tales and Anecdotes,' and this is our press pass."... Emmmm
**Li Yun Series Retrospective:** Number One Li Yun (ATM): The little devil who died in the ATM, killed his relatives and then possessed Number Seven Li Yun, and has been executed. Li Yun No. 2 (Light and Shadow): Lightbox, died in elevator projection, missing; Number Three Li Yun (Little Bird): Died from falling from a building, and met with Number Four Li Yun's old friend "Old Dragon";
[Book Review] A new kind of urban legend, a collection of strange tales reflecting fear.
*Strange Tales and Mysteries* is not a typical supernatural web novel. As the title and synopsis suggest, the stories are presented in the form of urban ghost stories. The archival style, inherited from Kuchiki's previous book *Aoba's Supernatural Agency*, is successfully developed here, albeit in a more formal, submission-style format.
I dropped it after ordering chapter 188. The writing is very good, and it's a great read, but I couldn't figure out the main plot, and there were just too many deaths—I really couldn't stand it! :) Please don't tell me to leave if I don't like it; I do enjoy reading it, but I really can't stand the fact that almost every chapter has a death.
Ghost stories are better when they are short.
I read Aoba's work a long time ago, and the tone of the first chapter immediately captivated me. The author is very skilled at creating scenarios through dialogue and psychological manipulation, and you can feel that the author truly has both talent and passion for ghost stories.
1'ATM Li Yun: Male, died after seeing eyes inside an ATM, witnessed by Zhang Xinxi at the time; a relative of Zhou Ping, suspected of becoming an evil spirit after death and killing relatives. 2'Billboard Li Yun: Female, trapped inside an billboard; the related taxi driver has not yet appeared. 3'Little Bird Li Yun: Male, died after falling from a building; Zhang Xinxi's blind date.
First, let me clarify that I've been following Kurori's fanfiction since Aoba, and I've been reading this book ever since it started, without giving up. I've been a reader for two or three years now, and I'm not just a casual reader. I've collected five chapters, but honestly, I haven't finished it. I still want to say a few words.
Let me start a thread: Did Li Yun die today?