I have a ghost diary

After hanging up the phone, Chu Jiang chatted with Li Xiaolang for a few more minutes, then told him to find a place in the company to rest for a while, since there were plenty of empty rooms.

The reason for deliberately keeping the videotape is quite simple.

The future predicted by Ghost Diary has been overturned once again; so as usual, the contents of the diary will be updated at midnight tonight based on the actual situation.

Chu Jiang remembered that after escaping from Luoxi No. 7 Middle School last time, the updates were quite plentiful. So tonight, let's see if the Ghost Diary can provide him with any clues.

Also, he had a vague sense of unease that wouldn't go away, and he wasn't sure if he was being too sensitive...

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Back in his office, Chu Jiang logged onto a paranormal website on his computer to search for related information.

Although he knew Chen Yuting would help him investigate, he also wanted to do some work himself. Incidentally, he also needed to update the paranormal event files on a laptop that wasn't connected to the internet, files that were only for his own viewing.

It's always good to keep a record of things that happen. Some ghosts can influence human thinking and even memory. If you frequently review your writings, you can spot anything unusual as early as possible.

Chu Jiang first looked up information related to curses. According to existing research, the same person can be afflicted with multiple curses.

However, some curses may conflict with each other; once a conflict occurs, the situation can be very complicated, and anything can happen.

The best outcome is that they cancel each other out, and the host is unharmed.

The worst outcome is that the curses intensify and explode in a chain reaction, ultimately killing the host.

This made Chu Jiang sigh that his luck seemed pretty good; he was still alive despite having at least three curses on him.

The negative effect of Ghost Diary, I don't know if it's presented in the form of a curse, but it's definitely troublesome.

Chu Jiang figured he would only get a chance to rest after he had cleared out all the ghosts in Luohe City.

So... when should we go back to headquarters?

On one hand, Chu Jiang wanted to transplant the second ghost as soon as possible; on the other hand, he also needed to go back to headquarters to deal with the curse on his body.

Chapter 125 He Was Hinting at Me

Of the three curses, Chu Jiang felt it was unlikely that the negative effects of the Ghost Diary could be completely erased, since it was caused by a level zero sealed artifact.

If this can be handled, doesn't that mean Research Institute No. 21 can use Level 0 sealed artifacts unconditionally? That's utter nonsense.

As for the other two, there should still be some hope.

Hmm... I'll decide tomorrow. Anyway, everything is normal for now. I'll check the changes in the diary tonight and then decide.

Thinking of this, Chu Jiang even made a phone call to expert Chen Yehua to ask him if there was a ghost of a suitable height for him.

Unfortunately, Chen Yehua said no, if you want to transplant it in the short term, then the only option is [Ghost Soil].

Ghost soil? It's only a 50% chance... Let's hold off for now.

It seems that none of the ghosts sealed by Chu Jiang since he became a Ghost Master are suitable to form a balance with the Blood Hand Ghost.

Based on the knowledge Chu Jiang gained after joining headquarters, the imitation ghost, ghost peeking out, and mini-theater are all completely unrelated to Blood Hand Ghost.

Hopefully, the next oni I encounter will be able to counter and balance the Blood Hand Ghost. Even a 60-70% success rate would be better than Oni-doji.

Hopefully, Chu Jiang's body can hold out until then...

As Chu Jiang pondered, the sun set, night quietly fell, and it was almost time to leave work.

But at that moment, someone knocked on the office door.

Chu Jiang looked up and knew it was Chen Ke'er from the finance department. He was a little puzzled as to why she was looking for him at this time.

"What is it? Come in."

Chen Ke'er cautiously entered the room, closed the door, and then ran over in a flash. "Boss, about that 30 million yuan account from this morning... what exactly should I do?"

She was genuinely surprised that morning. If it were the finance department of a large company, they might not be so surprised by a transaction of 30 million, but in the accounts that Chen Ke'er had handled, this was definitely the largest transaction.

"Oh, I almost forgot." Chu Jiang slapped his forehead.

"Just transfer it directly to my bank card account. I'll send you the card number."

Seeing her boss pick up his phone with a serious expression, Chen Ke'er felt like crying. "Boss, I asked how to do the accounting, not how to use this money."

As the company's only accountant and cashier, Chen Ke'er also had a headache doing the bookkeeping. She had to fill in this source of income.

"Aren't you in finance? You decide for yourself, just make something up." Chu Jiang gave him a look that said, "How dare you ask me?"

This made Chen Ke'er realize that this boss probably had no experience running a company at all; was he really a gangster...?

"You mean you want me to falsify the accounts?" she asked, slightly nervously.

“Yes,” Chu Jiang said calmly, his hands clasped together and his elbows resting on the table. “Don’t worry, just blame me if anything happens.”

Chen Ke'er was speechless at those words, then she looked at Chu Jiang with a mournful gaze, "Boss, would you like me to tell you a joke?"

"Go on," Chu Jiang said, looking interested.

"Some experts assert that no matter how technology develops in the future, AI will never replace the accounting profession. Do you know why?"

"why?"

"Because AI can't take the place of the boss in jail."

Chu Jiang chuckled. "A lame joke? That's interesting."

Chen Ke'er really wanted to quit her job. When she was in school, her teacher had told her not to send herself to prison for a meager salary.

But... this 12,000 yuan isn't exactly a cheap salary, and I still have some extra money I haven't earned yet.

Just as Chen Ke'er was struggling with her decision, Chu Jiang said, "Don't worry, it's definitely a legitimate source of income, and it's a mutually agreeable arrangement. If you're not willing, then don't do it; I'll leave it for the next accountant to handle."

"If I had known it would be this troublesome, I wouldn't have let that guy transfer the money to the corporate account."

The main reason was that Chu Jiang was in a dominant position at the time, so he had to be tough and not weak.

Therefore, rather than sending a personal bank card number to the other party, it is certainly better to let the other party obediently check the local branch's account and transfer the money in.

“Okay, boss.” Chen Ke’er decided to leave this debt to the next boss.

As far as Chen Ke'er knew, it seemed that very few accountants in this line of work hadn't falsified accounts. If you didn't, you were fired; that was the reality...

"Oh, right, there's one last question. I'm both the accountant and the cashier. Don't you think that's inappropriate?" Chen Ke'er raised another suggestion.

Chu Jiang was somewhat surprised. "You want the salaries of two people? You'll have to have the corresponding abilities."

Chen Ke'er really wanted to bang her head against a wall. She rubbed her forehead and said, "What I mean is, I'm in charge of the accounts and the money. That means I can embezzle your 30 million at any time."

Human nature cannot withstand the test. From morning until now, Chen Ke'er has had the opportunity to transfer the money away.

Of course, she didn't do that.

"I see. I guess you wouldn't dare. You know you can't afford to offend me." Chu Jiang's thinking was very straightforward.

But he still asked, "Where do you usually find a cashier?"

Chen Ke'er breathed a sigh of relief. It was always good to have multiple scapegoats before she resigned. "Here's the thing, the cashier's job isn't difficult. It mainly involves managing the inflow and outflow of money."

"If you have a suitable candidate, just let her learn it."

"Anyway, as far as I know, the cashiers in small companies are either the boss's wife, the boss's mistress, or his mother, sister, or other relatives of the boss. There are very few people with a proper accounting background."

"Is that so?" Chu Jiang pondered for a moment. The company would indeed need someone to manage the money in the future, preferably someone with a meticulous mind.

Chu Jiang does have a younger sister, but she's too young and still in school. Furthermore, Chu Jiang doesn't want his family involved in the research institute's work.

As for other women I know, Chen Jie, my classmate? She's just an option.

My schedule is so packed that I barely have time to go home.

Chu Jiang decided that he would go home after he had thoroughly cleaned up Luohe City.

"You can do this for now. If you don't want to falsify accounts, you can become the cashier after I recruit a new accountant." After saying that, Chu Jiang waved his hand, indicating that Chen Ke'er could leave.

Upon hearing this, Chen Ke'er's face immediately froze. "This, I can't do it, I can't do it."

After saying that, she bowed, apologized, and ran away in a row, leaving Chu Jiang completely bewildered. Was his company's accountant imagining some kind of special plot again?

......

Does he mean he wants me to be his mistress? Chen Ke'er shook her head as she ran away.

No, absolutely not! Chen Ke'er, you can't sell your body for a few stinking bucks.

So, how much does a mistress earn each month? Because of her profession, she subconsciously started calculating...

Chapter 126 S-Class Incidents Around the World

After Chen Ke'er left, Chu Jiang made a phone call and asked a furniture company to come and temporarily renovate a few bedrooms. The price was negotiable.

Then he started searching on paranormal websites for S-level paranormal events that have occurred and been recorded worldwide to date.

The records here refer, of course, to what happened after this round of paranormal resurgence.

There must have been S-class incidents in the past, but the definition of S-class didn't exist back then, so let's leave that aside for now.

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It seems that this hasn't happened in China yet, but an incident called "Oni Abyss" occurred in an island nation abroad.

The incident seems to remain unresolved, just dragging on, and the area where it occurred has become a no-go zone for living people.

A "Black Sun" incident occurred in Europe, reportedly wiping out a small country. Later, the S-class vengeful spirit involved in the incident disappeared on its own.

Otherwise, countless countries in Europe would have been destroyed.

There was a case of a "false god" in the United States.

This incident doesn't seem to be fully resolved; the official authorities have sealed off a large area. I've heard that the cult "Crimson Rose" was born because of the S-class vengeful spirit from this incident.

Chu Jiang also saw a discussion on the forum about a major incident that seemed to have occurred in Russia to the north. However, the officials there were doing their best to resolve it, and it was unclear whether it would ultimately be classified as an S-level incident.

The specifics are unclear to netizens on the forum; they only know that it is related to a ghost train.

This train seems to have existed since the last century, and it's a well-known legend in Russia, even giving rise to a specific term called URO.

The full name is "Unidentified Railway Objects," which refers to unidentified objects on railway tracks.