Mo Shouchen wrote Uncle Luo's story and posted it online. In order to let more people see it, he originally planned to promote his post.

Unexpectedly, his post went viral the day after it was posted.

At first, Fang Shiteng promoted the ghost story written by Mo Shouchen for 2 million yuan, which directly triggered a large-scale Internet cleanup operation, and the username "Mo Shouchen" was also blocked.

Two months have passed, the storm has long since subsided, and Mo Shouchen's username has been unblocked, so he directly used this username to post.

As a result, I saw the post updated by "Stick to the Rules", and the supernatural forum suddenly became a sensation.

You must know that this username single-handedly almost completely wiped out the supernatural genre on the entire Internet, so netizens are also full of curiosity about the content of this new post.

In just a few hours, this post had hundreds of thousands of shares.

Although the content of this story is not particularly scary, under the influence of the substitution writing technique, every netizen who saw this story was moved from the bottom of their hearts.

Everyone responded one after another to express their admiration and regret for Uncle Luo, and some people scolded Dean Liang in the story, saying that he was simply a devil.

However, some netizens raised questions. He said that he had heard this story, but the version was different. In the version he heard, Uncle Luo was the real murderer.

"What? Uncle Luo is the murderer? This is impossible. When I read this story, I felt as if I had experienced it myself. How could such a true description be false?"

"Yes, I have also read it. There are no loopholes in the logic of the story, and the details are well described. If the story were fictional, it would not be so perfect."

"Yes, yes, that's right. The person who said Uncle Luo was a murderer probably believes that Dean Liang is his grandfather, so he confuses right and wrong and speaks for the bad guys."

Netizens responded to the questioning message one after another, and soon the people behind responded: "The poster seems to have aroused public outrage. What did he say?"

When I looked at the message again, it turned out that the poster had deleted the message because there were too many people scolding him.

The popularity of the post has exceeded Mo Shouchen's expectation, so there is no need to promote it at all.

What surprised him even more was that he actually received a call from a director named Park Deguang.

Pu Deguang said that he saw a story about an orphanage on the Internet and thought it was good. After asking someone to check it out, he found out that the story was written by Mo Shouchen.

He also said that he happened to be filming in this city and wanted to have a chat with Mo Shouchen. If possible, he would like to adapt this story into a movie.

As soon as he heard that Uncle Luo's story could be adapted into a movie, Mo Shouchen immediately became excited.

After all, the number of people who read online novels is limited. If it can be adapted into a movie, more people will definitely see it.

So he immediately agreed to Park Deguang's request to meet, and the two made an appointment to meet in a cafe at one o'clock in the afternoon.

At one o'clock in the afternoon, Mo Shouchen arrived at the cafe on time. Because it was not a weekend, there were no other customers in the cafe.

He found a seat closer to the inside. As soon as he sat down, the door of the cafe was pushed open and two people walked in from the outside.

One of the two men was younger, dressed casually, and carrying a more formal leather bag.

The other man was in his forties or fifties, very fat, with half-long hair mixed with a lot of white strands, and he had a bit of an artist's temperament.

It was easy to tell who the director was just from his appearance, but after seeing Pu Deguang's face, Mo Shouchen frowned. He always felt like he had seen this person somewhere before, but he couldn't remember it for a while.

There was only one table of customers in the cafe. Pu Deguang's waiter waved tentatively, and Mo Shouchen quickly waved too.

After confirming that they were the people they were looking for, Pu Deguang and his followers walked straight over.

Suddenly, Mo Shouchen felt a creepy coldness instantly cover the entire cafe, and he was very familiar with this cold atmosphere.

It's Su Ya!

He could feel that Su Ya was very angry, and her anger was no less than when he met his murderer in Beishan Mental Hospital.

Who can make Su Ya so angry? Could it be...

Mo Shouchen took a closer look at Pu Deguang's face, and it turned out to be him!

When Su Ya was included in the black book at Beishan Mental Hospital, Mo Shouchen witnessed her tragic experience from Su Ya's perspective.

He saw a director using the role as a threat and wanted to insult Su Ya, but Su Ya finally firmly refused and even slapped the director.

Because the hairstyle was different, Mo Shouchen didn't recognize it for a while, but after thinking about it carefully, he was sure that the director who wanted to write Su Ya was Park Deguang.

Because she offended Park Deok-gwang, Su Ya never had any roles to film, so she could only take on some minor roles, no matter how small.

In the end, he was lured to Beishan Mental Hospital by Wang Qiang and Liu Li, where he died tragically.

In other words, if it weren't for Park Deok-gwang, Su Ya's fate would probably be a different story.

It is precisely because of this that she hates Park Deguang so much.

Mo Shouchen felt strong murderous intent emanating from the black book. He quickly held down the black book and tried his best to prevent Su Ya from coming out.

Fortunately, it was noon and Su Ya's power was greatly affected. Otherwise, even if Mo Shouchen wanted to control it, he would not be able to control it at all.

Pu Deguang walked up to Mo Shouchen, nodded with a smile, and then said, "Mr. Mo, you don't seem to be looking well. Are you sick?"

"I'm so sick from lunch, please wait for me, I'll be right back!" After saying that, Mo Shouchen covered his chest and ran out of the cafe.

Pu Deguang's follower looked at Mo Shouchen's back in surprise and asked doubtfully: "Didn't he say he had diarrhea? Why are you covering your chest?"

This cafe was right next to the Script Killing Hall. Mo Shouchen ran into the immersion area of ​​the Script Killing Hall holding a black book, and then pulled Zou Qianqian to a place where no one was around.

Seeing his panic, Zou Qianqian said shyly: "Why are you so anxious? I'm not ready yet."

Mo Shouchen didn't have time to talk nonsense with Zou Qianqian. He took the black book out of his arms and said, "Take this first. Don't let Su Ya come out."

"Oh? Did you make your little lover angry? How about it, don't you think it's better for me as your first wife?"

Mo Shouchen said tremblingly: "I don't have time to joke with you, I'm about to lose control!"

"Okay, for the sake of you getting me the golden nanmu coffin, I will help you once and get it."

Seeing Zou Qianqian agree, Mo Shouchen quickly pushed the black book into her hand. Then he felt his whole body relax and almost collapsed on the ground from exhaustion.

Wiping the sweat on his forehead, Mo Shouchen explained: "I'll leave the black book with you today. I'll come back to pick it up later. Remember, as long as I don't come back, you must not let Su Ya come out!"

After saying that, he turned around and left the Script Killing Hall.
Chapter completed!