Paranormal Livestreaming: The Heroine Doesn't Want to Scare Anyone

“You hear a knock at the door and open it. An axe chops you...”

On a livestream shown on a computer screen, an ugly woman furiously pounds away at her keyboard.

Her boyfriend was stolen from her, she was falsely accused of plagiarism, and she was facing a massive compensation bill. Only then did she learn that the real culprit was her best friend.

Peng Yu refused to accept it. She livestreamed her fury and fantasies as ghost stories, never imagining that...

On the first day, the police announced that 56 people had been beheaded in their homes by an axe-wielding killer who didn’t exist.

On the second day, the police announced that eight people had mirror shards driven into their limbs, with large quantities of glass fragments found in their mouths and stomachs. On the third day, 45 once-harmonious households were involved in brutal cannibalism cases.

After the media exposed her and the police came knocking, suspecting she was the mastermind, Peng Yu launched her third livestream to write a ghost story and prove her innocence. This time, she made herself the protagonist, and the story was about her being strangled to death by a woman in red at 5:30...