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The Last Kueh Lapis Heist
A disgraced exNS conscript turns ghosthaunted HDB stairwell into a smuggling route to steal colonialera wealth hidden beneath a kampong shrine — but the real treasure is the trust of five broken families who dare to believe in something better.
The Last Kueh Lapis of Tiong Bahru
A former HDB clerk turns scavenger after the Great Blackout, hunting for his father’s hidden recipe in a city where electricity no longer powers homes—only memory. His ambition to rebuild a legacy clashes with the rule: no food may be cooked without state permit. He pays the price.
The Last Kiasu Algorithm
A tech founder bets his HDB flat on a ghosthunting AI that feeds on Singapore’s forgotten traumas — but the machine demands payment in childhood memories, and his daughter’s silence is the only debt he can’t collect.
Ghost in the HDB
A grab driver uncovers a supernatural debt after winning a lottery, forcing him to confront the spirits of his past and the weight of family duty in a broken city.
Ghost in the HDB
A Grab driver uncovers a hidden talent during Singapore’s postapocalyptic blackout, using it to survive a city ruled by academic terror—where every child’s grades dictate their fate, and silence is the only way to stay alive.
The HDB Lottery Ghost
A retired fisherman wins a postapocalyptic lottery in a crumbling Singapore, only to find the prize forces him to confront a ghostly debt from the kampong days — and the city’s new rules demand he vanish before sunrise.
The Last Herbalist of Tiong Bahru
A exmilitary medic turned digital nomad must barter healing herbs with a rival healer to survive a city where digital implants now drain lifeforce — and the only cure grows in the ruins of old kampong soil.
Ghost of the HDB
A superstitious auntie’s warning leads a young man to confront a haunted public flat, where filial duty clashes with survival in a postapocalyptic Singapore.
The Ghost Who Signed His NS Papers
A former Ah Beng gangster returns to his HDB estate after the War, only to find the buildings whispering conscripts’ names — and his own name among them, signed in blood.
Ghost in the HDB
A Grab driver uncovers a supernatural rift in his estate, forcing him to confront the past and the kiasu spirit that haunts his family.
Mama’s Ghosts in Block 43
A conscript’s return to his HDB estate unravels his mother’s secret pact with the land — where the dead still collect rent, and love means breaking the rules that keep the neighbourhood alive.
Auntie Mui’s Ghost Rice and the NS Boy Who Ate It
After the War, the HDB flats still smell of burnt joss paper and whispered curses. When a conscripted boy eats cursed rice meant for the dead, he wakes up speaking Malay, Chinese, and Tamil—all at once. His auntie says it’s the spirits bargaining. His two girlfriends? They’re not happy.
The Tuition Man Who Taught the Ghosts to Count
After the bombs, the HDB blocks forgot how to sleep. A tuition teacher who lost his son to NS duty starts tutoring the dead — until the rules of the new world demand he pay in memory, not marks.
