Big Ghost
Big Ghost is the tall, quiet member of an outdoor-livestream trio that joins Liu Gang's School of the Afterlife challenge. Unlike his stage name suggests, he is a living visitor rather than a Specter.
Biography
Hearing voices in the School of the Afterlife
Big Ghost enters with Small Ghost and Sister Ghost, performers accustomed to spending nights in graveyards and morgues for their broadcasts. He notices sounds others dismiss, searches rooms, and points out flaws in explanations offered by supposed visitors. When his partners disappear, his reserve gives way to open anxiety: he ignores warnings and enters the elevator to search for Small Ghost rather than protect himself. The voices in his ear intensify until he is rendered unconscious. House doctors later remove the lingering spirit hidden in his ear, ending the condition without turning him into a supernatural being. (Chapters 917–940)
Appearance and personality
Big Ghost is tall and thin, with a quiet manner that makes his rare warnings easy for the group to overlook. He is less showy than his partners and often speaks only after noticing a concrete anomaly. Although stubborn, his decision to pursue the missing Small Ghost is motivated by sincere concern, revealing loyalty beneath his reserved stage persona. (Chapters 917–937)
Skills and supernatural abilities
Big Ghost is an experienced outdoor livestream performer with familiarity with horror stories, abandoned places, and staged paranormal content. His ability to hear ghostly whispers comes from a lingering spirit lodged in his ear, not an innate power; Doctor Wei's medical team persuades the spirit to leave after Big Ghost collapses. (Chapters 917–940)
Relationships
- Small Ghost and Sister Ghost: His livestream partners. Their disappearance overrides his caution and drives him deeper into the scenario. (Chapters 917–937)
- Liu Gang: The platform figure who brings the trio into the challenge as experienced paranormal entertainers. (Chapters 917–940)
Items
- Mobile phone: Part of Big Ghost's ordinary livestream and timekeeping equipment during the challenge. (Chapters 917–937)
