The Strange Objects Recovery Station
诡异物品回收站
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 184k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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74Chapters
945Recommendations
20Fans
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People have already time-traveled, and they're still stuck on science? Li Huowang is a local, while the protagonist has already time-traveled, and they're still thinking about science and metaphysics.
I defied the odds and changed my fate through recycling.
#New Book Preview# [Content]: The male protagonist comes from a family of scrap collectors and lives with his father. Waste, human corpses, and dead bodies are imbued with an evil aura born of decay, called "Yang," and those who collect goods are those who turn the "Yang" in the waste into resources for reuse. How can the male protagonist escape being haunted by a malevolent spirit?
This book is somewhat like an old-fashioned eerie novel, the kind where I was stillborn and my grandfather made a deal with a fox spirit to save me. The main characters include a water ghost, a powerful immortal, and a barefoot man. Those who enjoy a scary atmosphere might find it worth reading; it's especially immersive at night. However, the title is too lighthearted and doesn't match the actual content.
Are authors afraid when they write books?
The book is good, but I'm too timid to finish reading it.
Interesting
It's just lacking a bit of madness, not eccentric enough.
You've got a conscience; at least give it a proper ending. I'll definitely read the next one.
The final chapter is called "Happy Reunion," so why did Chao Jiu pause for a moment when looking in the mirror? What exactly happened to the 300,000 yuan? Was it used to cover Liu Xiaohe's medicine expenses? What's the story behind Ziqi waiting for three hundred years? "Chao Jiu" is quite ruthless; with a gritted teeth and a kick, it's over in the blink of an eye, leaving us wanting more.
It's great! I watched it all in one go, until 4 AM. It's definitely worth watching right now.
Writing this well is ridiculous!