The story that follows tells of the protagonist who inherits his grandfather's pen. Later, a man comes to his door, who is a descendant of the leader of the tomb-robbing team his grandfather used to lead.
He learned of the existence of the painter from his grandfather's notes.
Perhaps due to the excessive tomb raiding that violated their conscience, the descendants of that leader were born with ghost head marks on their bodies and could see ghosts from a young age.
He hopes to find the ancient tomb where his grandfather died and remove the mark on his body.
The story unfolds from here, with the two working together to experience numerous supernatural events, search for ancient tombs, and unravel the mysteries...
Linghu Lan was so engrossed in the story that she forgot to eat and sleep, reading chapter after chapter until the story abruptly ended with the case of the spirit cat, at which point she finally came to her senses.
The case of the spirit cat tells the story of a cat that was killed and made into cat meat hot pot, but its skin returned to its owner's home on its own.
Just as Wenmo was writing about the cat owner returning home and seeing the cat playing with his son, Luo Ran'er interrupted him, putting down her work to open the door.
It must be said that Wenmo's writing style and conceptualization ability are superb; at least, Linghu Lan thoroughly enjoyed reading this story.
Linghu Lan pondered the story for a while, but still couldn't understand why Luo Ran'er pretended to be mentally ill to kill Wen Mo.
The only similarity is that the male protagonist in the story has the ability to see ghosts, and Luo Ran'er also has the ability to see ghosts.
However, this does not constitute a reason to kill!
Linghu Lan couldn't figure it out, so she logged onto the novel website where Wenmo wrote his novels, intending to learn more.
As soon as I logged in, I saw many reader comments.
"Cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers..."
"Hurry up and update! Can you see my little whip?"
"Vote cast! Please update soon, author!"
"If you dig a hole and don't fill it in, you'll get trapped sooner or later."
"If you don't come out and write an article soon, I'm going to report you as a missing person."
"I watched it all night and was so scared that I couldn't sleep, but I just didn't want to put my phone down. I must be crazy to be unable to resist my curiosity to read ghost stories."
"The 1038th person to urge for more updates has arrived."
"What kind of knife is it? A golden-threaded broadsword, used to kill those who stay up all night."
Linghu Lan: "..."
She scrolled through the messages one by one, and found that most of them were well-intentioned requests for updates, donations, and feeding, while occasionally there were also some readers who were aggressively urging her to update.
For these babies...
Linghu Lan was inwardly supportive! Ahhhh! She also wanted to know how Wenmo would write the rest!
However, she is now Wenmo, an imposter with absolutely no writing experience...
She clicked on the donation ranking and saw that the first person on the list was someone with the online name "Ghost Eye".
Upon seeing this name, Linghu Lan's heart skipped a beat.
Ghostly Eyes is a big supporter of Wenmo's ghost stories. Although the two have never met, Ghostly Eyes has Wenmo's contact information and has said more than once that Wenmo's ghost stories are exceptionally well-written, especially the heartwarming endings, which is what he likes.
Ghostly Eyes was also very generous, and every time he gave a reward, it made Wenmo's heart tremble with fear. He was so incredibly generous that Wenmo really wanted to curry favor with him.
However, Ghostly Eyes hasn't appeared for a long time. The donations for the book "The Painter" were made when Wenmo first started writing the book, which was more than half a year ago.
Wenmo updates very slowly, earning him the nickname "Snail Mo" among the online community.
She was already writing slowly, and with Ghostly Eyes not commenting for a long time, and Wenmo not getting a reply when she asked in the messages, she thought there was a problem with her writing. So she kept going back to revise the writing, which made her write even slower. This is why she accumulated so many messages urging her to update.
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