Imagine inheriting a house with more… residents than you bargained for. In I Fix Air-conditioner's *My House of Horrors*, Chen Ge finds himself in just such a predicament. It starts subtly enough: a hearse with a peculiar scent lingers outside. Then come the unsettling sounds – pebbles dancing on the ceiling, phantom footsteps in the hall, and the distinct whine of a saw from the neighboring apartment. But the strangeness escalates. A doorknob rattles insistently. A faucet drips relentlessly, defying physics. A rubber ball rolls mysteriously from beneath the bed. And then, the unmistakable sound of wet footprints begins to echo across the floor. Driven to the edge, Chen Ge arms himself with a cleaver at 3 AM, seeking refuge by the room's heater. Finally, he manages to reach his landlord, desperately seeking answers. His bewildered question hangs in the air: "Is *this* what you meant by 'the house can be a little crowded at night'?!?" *My House of Horrors* promises a thrilling blend of dark humor and genuine scares. It's a story where the mundane collides with the macabre, and where every creak and shadow holds a potential threat. If you enjoy tales of haunted houses with a twist, and characters thrown into utterly unbelievable situations, then prepare to enter a world where things go bump in the night—and perhaps even answer the door. Will Chen Ge survive his new home, or will he become just another ghost in the machine?