Lu Ban's bed was immaculate.
There were no miscellaneous items, no trash, not even dust—a trait consistent with people who are slightly off mentally, similar to someone who could murder while listening to the "Ode to Joy."
There were no spiders under the bed, and no dolls either.
He opened his wardrobe, which contained very simple clothing. With one glance, you could see everything. Attractive people don't need fancy clothes to enhance themselves; a plain T-shirt can be just as trendy.
Among the clothes, Lu Ban spotted a doll and picked it up.
The doll was made up like a clown, with garish and yet faint makeup; its mouth curled up in a comical and eerie smile.
Nowadays, such a doll definitely wouldn't be as beloved as a Psyduck, but ten or so years ago, kids quite liked them. What exactly had changed in aesthetic tastes, Lu Ban couldn't say.
"Why did you appear under my bed?"
Lu Ban inquired of it.
But the doll did not respond, simply lying there quietly.