Green Snake Night Talk

Author: Zhuang Qin et al
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The successful essence of the 773 Horror Series lies in the publisher's thorough understanding of Chinese readers' reading habits. It does not express the overly materialized, gory horror typical of the West, but instead delivers suspenseful, human-centric horror and thrills that resonate with Chinese readers' preferences. It also incorporates elements of Eastern aesthetics. Netizens from Sina News' Book Channel, horror fiction enthusiasts, particularly favor short stories. They argue that a horror story that can unfold and conclude within 30 minutes has no need to drag on for days, months, or even years.
Recently, I don't know why I suddenly developed a fondness for horror novels. I'm naturally timid, yet I couldn't resist going to the bookstore to rent them. However, the books in the 773 Horror Series truly captivated me—I was terrified half to death the first night and couldn't stop myself from reading again the next morning. Sigh— from 773 Book Fans online
A gray-skinned old woman followed me relentlessly, whispering incessantly. I tried to evade her, but my legs felt as heavy as lead, making it impossible to move quickly. As she drifted toward me like a ghost, she kept saying, "Anji, Anji... what? Anji? What happened to Anji?" I strained to hear the rest of her words, but suddenly, she hurled a bloody object forcefully into my face.