I’m A Mentally Ill Person, So It Makes Sense That I’m Not Afraid Of Ghosts.

In the fantasy novel 'I'm A Mentally Ill Person, So It Makes Sense That I'm Not Afraid Of Ghosts,' readers are taken on a chilling journey through a world where ghosts and the mentally ill collide. The protagonist, Bai Yuan, confronts a series of eerie encounters with ghosts in various forms, from decapitated spirits to wailing entities in human skin. As the story unfolds, the boundaries between reality and madness blur, raising questions about the nature of fear and morality. With a unique blend of horror and psychological intrigue, this novel explores the depths of the human psyche in a society haunted by both literal and figurative ghosts.