Li Bai

Joined May 2025

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Five Things to Do When You Feel Your Life Is Meaningless
Life's meaning isn't bestowed upon us by others; rather, we forge it ourselves. There may come a day when we find ourselves mired in a slump, adrift without a sense of purpose, and convinced that life holds no significance. In such moments, why not consider trying these five things? They might just reignite the spark of passion for life within you.
By Li Bai9 months ago in Psyche
The Horrifying Incident in Jiao's Manor: The Haunting of Resentment
The night sky above Jiao Family Village was weighed down by dark clouds as the Patriarch Jiao took his last breath the previous night. The old lady had passed away many years ago, leaving the patriarch alone for half his life. Despite his vast wealth, he was spiritually empty, and his temper grew increasingly irascible. His two sons were both prodigal sons, constantly eyeing their father's property. The relationship between the father and sons was as tense as a tightly drawn bowstring, on the verge of snapping at any moment.
By Li Bai9 months ago in Fiction
Don't be fearful in advance. Many difficult things will be resolved in strange ways, and there's only one thing you need to do.
Do you often feel anxious or even terrified about things that haven't happened yet? You're afraid of suddenly losing your job, being unable to pay off your mortgage, and having your whole family end up homeless.
By Li Bai9 months ago in Psyche
The Haunting of Green Mist Cave . Content Warning.
Four kilometers from my family home lies a cavern shrouded in perpetual twilight, nestled deep within the mist-cloaked slopes of Green Mist Mountain. Locals speak of it in whispers, claiming the wind carries the cries of a hundred lost souls. That autumn, I returned with my boyfriend Chen Ye and his friends Nan, Ding Chun—four city dwellers far too curious for our own good. Over dinner, I mentioned the cursed cave: legend said a merchant caravan vanished there a century ago, and the sole survivor who staggered out with a gilded chest gouged out his own eyes three days later, staring at his reflection in a bronze mirror.
By Li Bai9 months ago in Fiction
The Drowned Passenger's Midnight Fare
The taxi's headlights sliced through the thick, velvety darkness like a dull blade, casting long, distorted shadows across the cracked asphalt. A thick fog had rolled in from the river, its tendrils seeping through the car windows and clinging to my skin like a damp, cold shroud. The engine's hum was the only sound that broke the oppressive stillness, a rhythmic lullaby that had lulled me into a false sense of security during my four - month - long nocturnal shifts. My colleagues' warnings, though often repeated, felt like distant echoes in the back of my mind—until that fateful night.
By Li Bai9 months ago in Fiction
The Memory Manipulator
Emma's eyelids fluttered open to the cold, sterile glow of fluorescent lights. She tried to sit up, but her body refused to cooperate, weighted down by an unseen force. The room around her was a maze of beeping monitors, glass cabinets filled with vials of neon - colored liquids, and a holographic display floating in the center, casting an otherworldly blue light. Panic surged through her as she realized she didn't know where she was—or who she was.
By Li Bai9 months ago in Fiction
Trapped by the Curse: Lily's Nightmare in the Haunted Manor
The moment Lily stepped into the dilapidated manor in Cornwall, a sense of foreboding washed over her. The creaking floorboards, the cobweb-draped chandeliers, and the musty smell of decay seemed to whisper tales of a past filled with secrets and sorrows. As an American journalist with a penchant for uncovering mysteries, she couldn't resist the allure of this inherited estate. Little did she know, her curiosity would lead her down a path of horror and despair.
By Li Bai9 months ago in Fiction
Fleeing from the Hustle and Bustle, Embarking on a Poetic Invitation of Mountains and Rivers
Living amidst the ceaseless hustle and bustle of the prosperous metropolis for an extended period, my soul has become acutely attuned to the yearning for the pure, unadulterated embrace of nature. It is a longing that transcends the mundane, a call to escape the concrete jungle and immerse myself in the raw beauty of the natural world. And so, with a heart full of anticipation and a spirit eager for adventure, I made the resolute decision to embark on a journey—a pilgrimage, if you will—from the vibrant city of Chengdu, a place teeming with life and earthly delights, to the ethereal wonderland of Jiuzhaigou. Little did I know that this journey would not only be a physical odyssey but also a profound exploration of self, a spiritual sojourn that would leave an indelible mark on my soul.
By Li Bai9 months ago in Wander