Lang Lang Shaonu Lan

Arriving at Bishan Middle School under the guise of an ordinary student, Cang Lan — a girl with supernatural abilities — has only one reason for being there: her friend has gone missing, and the trail leads here. What she finds instead is a school full of things that don't quite add up — a teacher with two faces (not metaphorically), a student who apparently never sleeps, and a boy who seems a little too perfect. She also picks up a crew along the way: Lin Yang, who's somehow connected to the local urban legends; Tai Ji, a gamer who probably shouldn't be as useful as he ends up being; and Wei Shishi, the quiet one with more going on than she lets on. This ONA leans into its mystery setup in a way that feels genuinely curious rather than forced. Each strange incident at the school peels back another layer, and the supernatural elements are woven into the everyday school setting instead of overtaking it. The vibe is youthful but with this persistent undercurrent of something being wrong, which keeps things tense without going full horror. If you liked the mythological atmosphere of The Wind Guardians or the character-driven supernatural threads in Sha Po Lang, this sits in a similar space — Chinese animation that takes its world-building seriously. Fans of Xiehou Ta de Shaonu Shidai will also recognize the blend of school life and something darker lurking underneath. It's shaping up to be a solid watch when it drops in 2026.