Lee Changyin
Lee Changyin is Nightmare Academy's most popular actor and one of the professionals sent to evaluate New Century Park's House of Horrors.
Biography
Professional actor in a rival attraction
Lee Changyin enters the House of Horrors with two Nightmare Academy colleagues and explores independently, determined to test rumors that its employees are real ghosts. He disguises himself as a pregnant woman to probe Zhang Jingjiu, but each man mistakes the other for a spirit. Chen Ge's pursuit and the actual supernatural employees overwhelm Lee, whose subsequent insistence that the attraction is haunted fails to help Nightmare Academy's case; he later recuperates in a hospital room used for frightened visitors. (Chapters 685–711, 755–756)
Appearance and personality
Lee Changyin is a young-looking man with soft, feminine features and short hair. Reticent and expressionless in ordinary conversation, he can project an effortless air of madness on stage. He is observant, proud of his craft, and capable of staying analytical under fear, though his conclusions become increasingly extreme after encountering real spirits. (Chapters 685–703)
Skills and supernatural abilities
He is an accomplished actor, make-up artist, vocal performer, and improvised scare designer. His waist bag holds make-up that lets him transform his appearance within minutes, but he has no supernatural ability or formal advancement. (Chapters 685, 701–703)
Relationships
- Nightmare Academy: Lee is its senior core actor and initially represents its professional standards during the visit. (Chapters 685–709)
- Zhang Jingjiu: Each mistakes the other for a ghost while trying to remain in character, producing the encounter that convinces Lee the House is genuinely haunted. (Chapters 701–703, 709)
- Chen Ge: Chases and interrogates him inside the attraction, then publicly rejects Lee's claims during the dispute between the two haunted houses. (Chapters 703–711)
Items
Lee carries a make-up waist bag and uses a pregnancy costume found inside the scenario for his disguise. His phone preserves a photograph of Zhang Jingjiu that he later presents as proof. (Chapters 701–709)
