"Someone posted their experience online."
Su Xun couldn't help marveling at how convenient information sharing had become. "After all, when someone who's always been healthy suddenly faints, anyone would find it strange."
"Then everyone realized they weren't the only ones who'd fainted."
"They didn't know one another, and had nothing in common in real life, but they did share one thing: they'd all been to Qingshui Village."
"The answer seemed obvious."
"Like Xiao Guo, they began to wonder if there was something sinister in Qingshui Village."
"At first, some people wondered whether the village's environment wasn't actually as nice as it looked."
"Could they have been poisoned?"
"But the hospital tests put that theory to rest."
"They couldn't find anything wrong with their health."
"So there was only one possibility left..."
"Qingshui Village was haunted?"
Xiao Xiao chimed in, "Do people actually believe that?"
"Are they joking?"
Didn't people nowadays disbelieve in this sort of thing?
Especially young people.
Those people online were just stirring things up, weren't they?
Most of them probably didn't take the theory seriously.
"Maybe some people are joking..."
Su Xun smiled bitterly. "But some do seem to believe it, at least a little."
"This isn't some ghost story or strange rumor."
"People really did faint and end up in the hospital."
"It wasn't just one or two people. As far as we know, there are already eight or nine."
Qingshui Village didn't have any famous scenic spots that would attract tourists. It had only drawn a few visitors looking to escape the heat, thanks to its lush vegetation and fresh air, now that the weather was getting hotter by the day.
They were the sort of visitors who liked to "take the road less traveled."
After all, only a handful of tourists knew about