I have a ghost diary

Chu Jiang searched on a search engine and found that it was true. The main subject of the mysterious event was a ghost train that disappeared in 1933.

Chu Jiang calculated the time and found that it was during the Republic of China period... Was this a coincidence? As far as he knew, many of the sealed artifacts possessed by modern ghost masters seemed to have been preserved from that period.

Some have speculated that a small-scale resurgence of paranormal activity occurred worldwide during that period, serving as a harbinger of the current paranormal phenomenon...

Chu Jiang continued to investigate several other paranormal events, and then he was speechless to find that there was very little specific information available.

The countries where these events occurred only provided basic information to their official agencies. The rest is mostly speculation from netizens on online forums.

Although the impact of S-class incidents is too great to be concealed, sharing information and intelligence among countries can also help resolve the frequent paranormal events.

However, it is still difficult for humans to cooperate sincerely; everyone has their own concerns and hidden agendas.

The only cult with relatively detailed information is the "Crimson Rose." It's likely that the US is also struggling with these lunatics and hopes everyone can unite to deal with them.

Specifically, the Crimson Cult preaches that all existing gods in the world are false gods, including God, and that they only believe in the true God.

So who is the true god? That's right, it's the S-class vengeful ghost from the [False God] incident.

It's insane to even think about it: humans worshipping ghosts and treating them as gods.

The ghost seems to still be haunting a church in Texas, USA.

......

As for the island nation, the Ghost Abyss swallowed up a city, and from that endless abyss came the terrifying howls of ghosts.

Survivors who had seen it said it was the form of a large snake with eight heads and eight tails.

When Chu Jiang saw this, he was astonished. Yamata no Orochi? Isn't that a monster from Japanese mythology? Is this even considered a ghost?

He shook his head and continued reading.

The ghosts of Ghost Abyss seem to have never truly ventured out into the outside world, which is why the official agencies on the island nation are able to barely cope with them.

According to rumors circulating on the forum, someone from the island nation contacted Research Institute No. 21, hoping that the institute's top experts could go and deal with Ghost Abyss, but the institute did not agree.

......

Finally, there's the "Black Sun" from Europe.

This is also the paranormal event with the least amount of related information. Even official agencies in Europe don't know much more about it than the outside world.

Because in that small country where the incident occurred, all communication channels with the outside world had been cut off.

People only know that when the black sun appears, there are very obvious signs, like a black sun hanging in the sky.

Those who died from its scorching sunlight eventually seemed to turn into ghostly skeletons burning with black flames.

After a moment of horrified surprise, Chu Jiang wasn't too surprised that information transmission had been completely cut off, since small European countries are generally not very large.

Finally, with such a major event occurring in various countries, it's impossible to hide it from their own people any longer.

However, they all have their own "scientific explanations." The island nation says it was an earthquake that caused a city to be completely submerged, and now it has to be sealed off, prohibiting outsiders from entering.

Moreover, this is not entirely a lie; an earthquake did indeed occur in the early stages of the Ghost Abyss incident.

In Europe, they were just spreading misinformation, claiming things like solar flares and spontaneous human combustion, and combining the two to create a whole new narrative. They were just trying to fool people, since they controlled the media anyway.

The situation in the United States was even easier to resolve; they simply imposed a lockdown under the pretext that a cult had emerged in a certain area. As for the large number of deaths, they claimed they were killed by members of a cult.

After reading these materials, Chu Jiang felt relatively heavy-hearted.

This is happening all over the world; the paranormal resurgence is getting more and more serious. I hope that no S-level paranormal events ever happen in China.

If that were to happen, would the mysterious Mr. Xu from the research institute be able to handle it?

Hopefully, it will work out. After all, the island nation has come to ask for help, so they probably want Mr. Xu to lend a hand.

But neither the research institute nor Mr. Xu should be that stupid; an S-class vengeful ghost is not so easy to deal with.

......

After checking all this information, Chu Jiang also focused his search on the phrase "We will live forever in heaven".

Unfortunately, I didn't find anything useful.

Even if Chu Jiang didn't search on paranormal websites, but just used a normal search engine, he couldn't find any relevant information; all he found were Bibles, Christianity, inspirational quotes, and the like.

To be honest, Chu Jiang was a little scared. Could it be related to the false god incident in the United States?

Of course, it's unlikely that the false god would have flown in from the United States. Perhaps it's related to the Crimson Rose Cult? And what is the relationship between the Holy Word Cult and them?

Chu Jiang hadn't forgotten what Li Bu Huo had told him: there are no gods in the world; those who claim to be gods are either charlatans pretending to be gods, or they are actually ghosts themselves.

The Church of the Divine Word worships a God who forbids believers from discussing His appearance, name, or image, and who forbids believers from drawing or sculpting Him.

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JK girls, female office workers, housewives living alone, nurses... the variety of romantic partners is diverse.

Players can take on a variety of roles, such as teachers, leaders, plumbers, deliverymen, and patients.

but......

Why does the game style seem a little different when it comes to me...?

Chapter 127 The Bewitching Power of the Ghost Diary

Chu Jiang spent the night at the company as usual.

Of course, because of his "money power," neither he nor Li Xiaolang had to sleep on the sofa tonight; each of them had a private room.

The home furnishing company will come again tomorrow to make sure they create several comfortable and livable high-end guest rooms.

......

Chu Jiang certainly didn't go to bed that early. On the one hand, the amount of sleep he needed had been greatly reduced; on the other hand, he was waiting for midnight.

Before midnight, Chu Jiang took out the Ghost Diary, turned to the third page, and laid it flat on the bed.

At midnight, the blood-red text on it immediately blurred and formed new content.

There was an unexpectedly large amount of text this time.

[October 12th, the weather was terrible]

Today I've failed. Xu Yanting didn't die, but he's become a living ghost servant; I'm even worse off, I've been afflicted by the White Tiger's curse and branded with its mark.

Perhaps going to find that white tiger would be a better solution...

[Also, I've recently had a vague feeling that something is about to happen, but I don't know what it is, and this feeling is really frustrating.]

Oh, right, don't I still have a ghost on me?

[How about feeding the ghost peeking out to the diary? That way it can predict what will happen tomorrow.]

Chu Jiang frowned deeply after reading it; this ghostly diary was becoming increasingly malicious. It was no longer just misleading Chu Jiang, telling him to go and die with the White Tiger.

She was even tempting Chu Jiang to eat the ghost in the diary right now.

But here's the problem: Chu Jiang now only has one ghost peek out from behind.

What if nothing happens tomorrow, and the prediction is something like, "The weather is cloudy, but today's weather is nice"?

Chu Jiang had considered acquiring more ghosts to compensate for the limited number he had in his possession. However, sealed ghosts were precious resources, highly sought after by numerous organizations and forces, driving up their market price significantly, and they were often unavailable.

Chu Jiang has only just become the person in charge, and his wealth accumulation has only just begun. It's impossible for him to spend all his money on this.

Moreover, Chu Jiang had another concern: if he directly acquired Ghost and then fed Ghost to Ghost Diary, would Ghost Diary still give him such great convenience?

This involves level zero sealed items, which generally have very exaggerated negative effects.

Now, let's assume that Chu Jiang isn't an ordinary high school student, but rather the son of the director of Research Institute No. 21, who has the authority to mobilize all the supernatural resources of the entire institute.

Of course, it's unlikely that even the dean's son could accomplish this; however, these are all hypotheticals, and we're only considering the best-case scenario.

If Chu Jiang had unparalleled resource advantages, then the negative effects of Ghost Diary would be greatly reduced.

After all, possessing 304 abilities at once, with careful combination, it would be difficult for Chu Jiang to fall to the brink of death. At this point, the benefits provided by the level-zero sealed artifact far outweigh its negative effects.

Therefore, Chu Jiang speculated that there might be a hidden limitation to Ghost Diary: only ghosts personally sealed by the diary holder could make Ghost Diary provide convenience.

Or at least, only if a demon participated in the sealing process can you borrow their abilities from the Demon Diary.

Of course, it's all just speculation. I'll buy another ghost to try it out later. To avoid wasting money, the more dilapidated the ghost, the better.

Getting back to the main point, this diary entry is the longest one Chu Jiang has seen so far.

The diary also reveals a lot of key information.

First, Xu Yanting has become a ghost servant... This is somewhat unbelievable to Chu Jiang.

The definition of a ghost servant is simple: a ghost kills a living person and then turns that person into its own servant. This is similar to the accomplice ghost in the idiom "to act as an accomplice to a tiger."

But this "living ghost servant" was beyond Chu Jiang's comprehension.

So now, can we still let Xu Yanting be quarantined in the suburbs? Chu Jiang hesitated.

This is likely true because it's today's content, a declarative sentence. It doesn't say what will happen in the future, what "I" think, or what "I" feel should be done.

Having read many of the prophetic passages in Ghost Diaries, Chu Jiang was able to analyze some patterns.

Regarding ghost servants, they can no longer be considered human. Just like the lower-level ghosts Chu Jiang encountered at Luoxi No. 7 Middle School, those things have lost their humanity and are merely byproducts of supernatural power.

However, Chu Jiang could clearly sense that Xu Yanting still had humanity, and the Ghost Diary also said that he was alive.

This put Chu Jiang in a very difficult position. If he ignored Xu Yanting, he was afraid that he might be driven by a vengeful ghost and do something terrible.

Who cares, are they just going to lock him up in the dungeon?

After thinking for a moment, Chu Jiang first called Xu Yanting.

The old man answered the phone after a while, and there was a yawning sound on the other end, as if he had been woken up by the phone ringing in the middle of the night.

The two chatted normally for a while. Chu Jiang didn't say anything for the time being, but he tested the other party's mental state and found that everything was normal.

So Chu Jiang said he would go there tomorrow morning.

Let's postpone this issue until tomorrow. Chu Jiang will start analyzing the next matter:

Second, the White Tiger Curse, that should be the name of that curse.