Supernatural and Immoral

Answer 1

I recommend "Haunted House Night Talks." The author refuses to make false statements. This was a collection of horror short stories, also known as "The Story of Ghost." Each story wasn't long. Don't read it alone at night. It was super scary. The author's writing style was not bad. There was a hint of sadness and horror. Although some stories had some small flaws, they could make sense of themselves. For example, Invisible Man was great. The overall length was short, and there was no need to wait for updates. The longest chapter was about a hundred chapters, so it was not tiring to read. The story was not scary, the details were well described, the characters were logical, and the narrative was complete. Unlike those supernatural novels where ghosts harmed people for no reason, ghosts here harmed people for a reason and did not seem oppressive.

"Ghost and Girl and Manga" was not bad either. Was the author a two-dimensional character? It was about the daily story of Tsukimi being haunted by a ghost and trying to ferry the ghost. It was an urban/professional novel draped in supernatural clothing. The idea was that the ghost was a man who had transmigrated into a girl when he was alive, and the ghost was a nanny. The writing style was good and warm, but it felt like the classification was wrong.

There is also "A Record of Falsehood," written in a drunken building. The female protagonist Ning Zhao vanquished the demon. No CP has ended. There were various spells and allusions, the plot was attractive, the characters were vividly portrayed, and the atmosphere was not bad.
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