Seven Days of Mirroring

When your reflection starts talking, don't answer. Su Nuan, a student at Jiangcheng University, was haunted by the same nightmare for seven consecutive nights: a puddle of water stains appeared strangely beside the bed, and a rotten figure standing on the glass outside the window. On the seventh day, she discovered in the mirror that the figure was not outside the window, but beside her bed, leaning down to whisper to her. In order to save herself, she and her best friend Lin Weiwei, who claimed to be psychic, sneaked into a forbidden area on campus, only to uncover a horrifying experiment that had been hidden for thirty years: the late folklorist Lin Wanqing used an ancient mirror from the Ming Dynasty to "parasitize" her own consciousness into the bodies of others, and seize their fresh bodies for seven days. What's even more frightening is that this is not an isolated case. Every three years, a girl with a "special birthday" drowns on the night of the full moon. Su Nuan is the next "perfect container" to be selected. The countdown begins. Su Nuan must break into the intertwined world of consciousness and mirror images before the mark of the water ghost completely erodes her, face the remaining memories of all the devoured people, and find a way to destroy the parasitic cycle. But she soon discovered that the deepest malice often comes from the people she trusts the most, and the so-called "rescue" is just the prelude to a larger conspiracy... Come to Yuewen's website to read more of my works