Small Ghost

Small Ghost is a living outdoor livestream performer whose brash confidence makes him one of the most active members of Liu Gang's School of the Afterlife challenge.

Biography

School of the Afterlife challenge

Small Ghost enters as part of a trio accustomed to filming overnight at graveyards and morgues, and he plays directly to Liu Gang's camera by volunteering for risks. He ignores a warning diary, advocates reverse psychology when choosing the group's path, and confronts an apparently vanishing student rather than retreat. His impulsiveness repeatedly creates danger, but his concern for Sister Ghost is sincere; after she disappears, he presses the others to find her. Pursuing two students he wrongly believes are actors, he follows them into a forbidden elevator, where moving floors, human faces in the walls, and unseen passengers finally overwhelm him. (Chapters 917–920, 929–937, and 940)

Appearance and personality

Small Ghost is a short man with an anxious, explosive temperament. He is attention-seeking and quick to challenge people who question his show, yet he can identify clues rapidly and reconsider a misunderstanding once evidence changes. Fear weakens his bravado without erasing his loyalty to his partners. (Chapters 917–920, 929–937)

Skills and supernatural abilities

He has practical outdoor-livestream experience and familiarity with popular ghost stories, and he reacts quickly to routes and visual clues. “Ghost” is only a screen name: he is a living human with no demonstrated supernatural power. (Chapters 917–920, 929–937)

Relationships

  • Big Ghost and Sister Ghost: They are his regular livestream partners. He supports Sister Ghost's ideas, worries when she disappears, and benefits from Big Ghost's more cautious judgment. (Chapters 917–920, 934–937)
  • Liu Gang: Small Ghost joins Liu Gang's broadcast to expose the attraction and performs more boldly whenever the camera points at him. (Chapters 917–920, 929–937)

Items

Small Ghost uses a phone and shared recording equipment and briefly handles clue documents inside the scenario. None is established as a personal artifact. (Chapters 917–920, 929–937)