Little Money

The Haunted Houses Lu Ban had stayed in could be called innumerable. If merely having a death occur there counted, then aside from his own home, every place he had lived in was a haunted house—and each one more haunted than the last.

Even random street corners he happened to pass and buses he rode could have someone die on them.

And the deaths were usually quite gruesome.

So, as far as Lu Ban was concerned, haunted houses in the real world were completely trivial.

The only thing he needed to worry about was that this house might not be a haunted house, but merely an ordinary house where someone had died.

If a house counted as haunted just because someone had died in it, then there would hardly be any decent properties left in the entire world.

After contacting the person in charge of the court auction, Lu Ban arrived at this villa complex.

Unlike the villa complexes near Jiangcheng University, which were mostly used as rentals, the villas along the Ling River were a genuine wealthy neighborhood. They had river views, and it was said that some celebrities had bought properties here as well. They wore sunglasses whenever they came and went, afraid that their stalking fans would recognize them.

"This villa isn't cheap, and court-auctioned properties have to be paid for in full. So after people who came to inquire learned the details, they all gave up."

The person in charge explained earnestly.

Lu Ban had often heard people say that things sold by the courts were cheap. Some were stolen goods, while others were assets seized by the courts from people who had been forced to repay debts.

Of course, there were also absurd things like a Blue-Eyes White Dragon worth tens of billions.

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