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  1. The Secret Hoard of the River Chart Strange Events140k WordsCompleted The old man's corpse was bleeding from all seven orifices in the morgue, his intestines draped over the freezer. Only I could see them. Qin Jiu slammed his fist into the police station window, his Yin-Yang Eyes burning until his eyeballs nearly burst. The coroner's report said suicide, but a blood-red wraith circled above the corpse. In front of a steamed bun shop late at night, the asphalt suddenly began to seep scarlet. The Map of the Luo River, delivered by his dying adoptive father, twisted 24kHeat13kPopularity1.2kReaders
  2. I Encountered a Ghost on Livestream. I'm the Midnight Night Watchman Strange Events220k WordsCompleted An ancient town lies in ruin, and a thousand corpses fill the lake. Nine burials in a celestial coffin, a night journey through the Yellow Springs... My name is Tan Xiaoyu, and I’m a night watchman. This trade was once the foremost of the three forbidden professions, a line of work tied to the dead. Sadly, time has passed, and night watchmen have long since lost their former glory. I have no choice but to find another way to make ends meet. I never expected that an accidental tip in my livestrea 17kHeat18kPopularity1.2kReaders
  3. I Use an Evil Coffin to Subdue a Hundred Ghosts Strange Events380k WordsCompleted I call myself Xiao Jiu, but I don't dare use my surname. My father, Tong Xiaoqiang, was utterly depraved, a monster who committed every imaginable evil. To have a son, he killed my mother and eight older sisters and turned them into vengeful spirits, condemning them to endless torment and a life without reincarnation. So I endured the humiliation and lay low for three years before I finally saw the light of day again. After that, I carried a coffin on my back and wandered the world with my eight 14kHeat21kPopularity969Readers