Perhaps influenced by Long Jin, Song Ruo usually liked writing things as well, most of them horror short stories.
Perhaps because the environment she had grown up in was different from that of ordinary people, the horror stories she wrote were incredibly immersive and terrifying.
At first, they were only published in Zhou Ye Magazine. After reading her stories, people could not sleep for days. No one knew whether it was just a rumor, but seniors preparing for the college entrance exam at the neighboring high school had originally only wanted to read Zhou Ye Magazine to pass the time... Yet after reading the horror stories in it, they did not even dare look at their curtains at night.
One insomniac after another prompted the leaders of the neighboring school to come knocking in person, asking them not to publish horror stories in the magazine.
Senior Qin had been at the bookstore at the time, and she was the one who told them about this matter, so its authenticity remained to be verified.
(Qin Yuwen: Hm? You don't believe me?)
Later, Luo Ye suggested that Song Ruo post her little horror stories on some websites, and she gradually gained a bit of fame.
However, even though Song Ruo had a talent for supernatural fiction, writing one short story after another gradually drained her inspiration, to the point that she often searched for inspiration around campus.
For example, in an empty classroom at nine or ten at night, you might find a girl sitting alone in the deserted room.
No matter how you spoke to her, she acted as though she could not hear you. Even if she saw you, she would only stare blankly and say nothing.
Anyone timid would run away in fright.
"Did you know? A supernatural