Bo_Cui - Stories&Comments

SHADOWS OF THE REPUBLIC

The novel is written in close third person, following Lin Yiming's perspective. The prose is atmospheric, cinematic, and precise—reflecting Lin's training as a photographer. Sentences are visual: "The streets of the French Concession were drowning in twilight." "The gramophone needle caught in the groove, repeating the same three notes like a heartbeat that refused to stop." The tone shifts with the era: the glittering noir of 1935 Shanghai gives way to the stark horror of the occupation, the weary grit of the civil war, and the bittersweet melancholy of the 1979 epilogue.

Bo_Cui · History

149 Chs

PAPER WALKER

Chen Du, 28, inherits a traditional paper craftsman's shop from his missing master. When the paper figures in his shop begin to move—when the dead refuse to stay buried—he discovers he is the last Soul Walker: a practitioner who guides lost souls to peace using ancient paper crafts. But Paper Soul Hall, an organization that trades in human souls, wants him dead. And his own master's soul is trapped inside a paper figure in his shop, waiting to be saved.

Bo_Cui · Horror

100 Chs

The Last House

Every ancient building hides something that shouldn’t exist

Bo_Cui · Horror

100 Chs