On an seemingly ordinary day, a driverless bus carrying Kong Linzhang, Wei Zhiyuan, and a group of cursed individuals arrives at the Black Haunted House. Every so often, a blood-red portal within the house forcibly pulls the group into a terrifying world to carry out horrific events. Kong Linzhang and Wei Zhiyuan, as witnesses, are filled with intense regret and resentment, and unexpectedly gain the ability to travel through time. During their travels, they foresee crucial clues using information asymmetry, but their lack of understanding of the rules of time travel hinders their actions. Meanwhile, a mysterious villainous organization, determined to prevent the truth from being revealed, constantly sabotages the protagonists' search for clues. The protagonists must not only contend with the harsh environment and unknown threats beyond the Haunted House and the blood-red portal, but also break the curse within a limited time. In the process, they are forced to choose sides with some of the cursed individuals due to ideological differences, creating a conflict between factions. The protagonists are also misled by the villains, leading to misunderstandings and misguided actions. Even after successfully breaking the curse, they discover that the "butterfly effect" has caused irreversible consequences, and the victory comes at a heavy price.

Gu Wuji, who has frequently encountered ghosts since childhood, is one day drawn into the world of Infinite Horror. The result? "I treat you all as vengeful ghosts, but you want to cling to my coattails?" The original title, "Thousands of Vengeful Ghosts Are Lined Up to Be My Lasting Dogs," was censored and anti-theft measures were implemented. The ratio is 70%. It's a 1v1 story with the main character being the receiver (shou). A smitten (ghost?) shou x a split-personality villainous boss gong (gong). It's roughly a lighthearted and refreshing story with an infinite flow supernatural background. My next novel, which I haven't decided on yet, is: "How to Become a Villain's Psychological Trauma" by Aheiheihei.