The Godless Detective 4 (Side Story)

This is a parallel narrative branch of the main story, unfolding different solution paths from the same case. When the rational light of science fiction collides with the chaotic shadow of the supernatural, can the sparks they ignite illuminate the hidden truth of the world?
The reality we perceive is merely a thin illusion.
Behind this world lies hidden truths unknown to us-vengeful spirits wandering in urban legends, gods and demons recorded in ancient texts, mysterious events unexplained by science... These are not just tales of the strange, but rifts torn in the veil of reality.
You will play the role of a unique detective, delving into the most eerie and bizarre realms.
Each case is a challenge to the limits of your perception.
When science collides with superstition, and logic intertwines with madness, you will peel away the veneer of horror and legend to reveal a more astonishing truth beneath-one that concerns the energy of consciousness, the structure of spacetime, and the cosmic codes left behind by forgotten ancient civilizations...
This is not just a series of detective stories, but an adventure toward the very origin of the world. As one unsolved case after another connects, the ultimate picture hidden behind all the mysteries is gradually emerging...
Get ready.
We are about to lift the veil.
This series is divided into main and side stories:The main storyline follows a supernatural approach, where the protagonist investigates cases using paranormal thinking-such as spirit communication, exorcism, dream interpretation, and sensing negative energy-blending folklore and occult logic to unravel mysteries.The side storyline takes a sci-fi route, with the protagonist relying on scientific reasoning, employing technological tools, data analysis, psychological deduction, or futuristic tech to solve cases.While resolving each case, both threads gradually uncover the deeper truth of the world.
This book consists of four cases, each ranging from approximately 7,000 to 15,000 words.
(Readers can start with any case without affecting the overall story experience.)