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- She Photoshopped Her Own Face Away 她P掉了自己的脸 Lin Zhiyi curls up in a six-square-meter coffin room in an urban village, using her cracked-screen phone to feed 30,000 zombie followers. She spends 18 hours a day retouching photos, earning cheap knockoff outfits worth 38 yuan each. She carefully edits the red marks from her skin allergies into a "retro sunburn look." Three hours after she posts an original composition, it always appears in one of Su Wanwan's viral posts with a million likes, and even the watermark hasn't been properly removed. 2.5kClicks1Favorites0Recs
- Zhangmutou 樟木头 A new author. Please be patient and supportive. 1.8kClicks5Favorites0Recs
- Second Uncle 1 二叔1 In his preface to The Second Uncle, the author uses the shifting sands of Ejin Banner as a backdrop to tell the story of an ordinary person in the northwestern Gobi, whose life is unremarkable yet weighty. The Second Uncle was born into the bitter cold of the Gobi. His childhood was starved of affection, and he grew up lonely and unsupported. As a boy, he was determined to escape his homeland. In his youth, he began a lifelong wandering, enduring hardship and struggle as he sought to escape pove 1.1kClicks2Favorites0Recs
- The Hanged Woman of the Dead Village 亡村女吊 Synopsis of The Hanging Woman of the Lost Village Deep in the mountains lies Wang Village, a forbidden ancient settlement cut off from the outside world. Its people obey bizarre ancestral rules, forbidding adult men from staying and worshipping a woman in red who hangs herself. For generations, they have used a blood pact to suppress a century-old underworld grudge, while the whole village conceals a bloodstained secret. Fine woodworker Dai Chuanyu stumbles into this forbidden place while invest 597Clicks1Favorites0Recs
- Journey West Through the Demon Realm: Bewitching the Heart 魔域西行之蛊惑人心 Synopsis of Journey West Through the Demon Realm: Bewitching the Heart An ancient temple hangs in the air deep in the mountains, cut off from the turmoil of the mortal world. For a hundred years it has been quiet and secluded, regarded as a Buddhist sanctuary untouched by defilement. The young monk Kongming was raised in the temple from childhood. He observes the precepts, firmly believes that one must renounce emotion and desire to pursue goodness and attain the Dao, and follows orthodox Buddh 473Clicks1Favorites0Recs
