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Someone Under the Chair
Someone Under the Chair Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a solo-living self-media blogger, moves into an old-town rental. One late night while drafting, she suddenly finds a badly injured, weak-breathing stranger hiding under her usual office chair! The man claims to be a programmer hunted by his company, holding key evidence of his boss’s corruption—and the mastermind is the landlady, the “warm aunt” who brings her sugar water every day. Forced to ally with him, Lin uses her video account to secretly investigate the landlady’s secrets while evading unknown trackers. But she accidentally discovers: in her latest “haunted chair” test clip, there’s already a blurry figure of the landlady standing behind her with a knife...
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