Were the four stories of 'The Flower That Eats The Girl' adapted from real stories?

There are quite a few. For example, 'The Ring' was adapted from a Japanese scary story. It became a well-known horror film.

Many horror stories are adapted from real events because horror stories need some fascinating plots and shocking events to attract readers. These plots and events could be adapted from real events so that people could feel the atmosphere and fear in the story more realistically. However, it should be noted that not all horror stories were adapted from real events. Some horror stories may be fictional or adapted from other literary works, movies, or television dramas. In this case, the characters, places, and events in the story are all fictional and have nothing to do with real events. Horror stories can be adapted from real events or made up, depending on the author's inspiration and intentions.

Dream of the Red Chamber is a realistic novel. The story is based on the life, customs and events of the aristocratic society in the Qing Dynasty. The novel depicted the lives of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai and other noble figures as the main line, depicting an imaginative and colorful virtual world. However, these stories were based on the author's imagination and description of the aristocratic society in real life rather than real events.

Most likely not. 'Girl from Nowhere' is typically a work of fiction, designed to captivate the audience through imaginative storytelling rather than being based on real events.

The Flowering Order was not based on any novel, but an original script.

The Flowering Order was not based on any novel, but an original script.

I think these real stories could be about her unexpected adventures or unique life experiences.

It could be a series of unexpected and challenging experiences that shaped her life.

Yes, it is. The show claims to draw inspiration from real-life events and experiences.