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[Supernatural Publishing House] Series

Published by Tomorrow Studio in Taiwan, this series differs from other bizarre case studies. Its greatest feature is its exploration of the darker aspects of human nature, with ethical and moral elements frequently interwoven throughout the novels. Using a first-person perspective, the series guides readers step by step into a constructed world of horror. Centered around "Spiritual Publishing" and "Unknown Horror Files," it develops into a series of long stories that can be read independently or are substantially connected to each other. The style blends elements of Hong Kong horror and Japanese thriller novels.

Realm of Nightmares

ISBN-9789862906521

 

The Beginning of a Hundred Calamities, the End of a Dream: Ling Publishing's Final Mystery, Rong Jiang Makes a Dark Appearance.

 

I had a dream for a very long time. In the dream, there was me and Gong Xin, but somehow, Gong Xin was always very far away from me. Even if for a moment she seemed within reach, just as she was about to get close, she would suddenly transform into seven colors of light.

 

Having witnessed the "Ghostly Luo" firsthand, Rongjiang is now trapped between hallucinations and memories, finding only pain as a reality.

Contagion of the Missing

ISBN-9789862905753

 

At that moment, I felt threatened by death.
Bloodshed, cruelty, and a battle against evil spirits.

 

Anything can happen on campus. A series of student disappearances at Tat Tak Middle School, along with the discovery of a diary and an incomplete "013" file, suggest that things are not as simple as they seem.

"Those girls...it's terrifying...how could this happen?" I kept looking around, but I couldn't see the girls with pained expressions that I had just seen in the camera viewfinder. Was it just a hallucination?

Don't kill my mother

ISBN-9789862904985

 

An elevator that automatically stops on the fourteenth floor, a hopscotch game with no playmates, and those "people" who are always waiting for you...

 

Paranormal Files "005": "Records of Ghosts in Housing Estates"

On December 1, 1987, a horrific domestic crime occurred in East Kowloon. The victims who were dismembered were a 34-year-old woman surnamed Yang and her 7-year-old son. The suspect was the victim's 36-year-old husband, Liu Xing.

After the incident, people began seeing the body in various parts of the building. The fourteenth floor, which no one dared to live on after the massacre, was right below his apartment. And the story doesn't end there; it didn't begin twenty years ago…

Pact of the Unborn

ISBN-9789862904046

 

A transaction based on bloodlines repays time—forever.

 

Paranormal Files "003": "Young Talent Goes Mad and Disappears; Entire Family of Ten Murdered"

The incident, which should have ended there, continues to haunt the survivors with a terrifying resentment. An endless curse that stretches across generations originates from…

...She had her hair styled like a Japanese doll, wore a gorgeous kimono and a pair of small red cloth shoes...she raised her little white finger and pointed it at me, then revealed a sinister smile that clashed with her innocent appearance...

The Eye of Gira

ISBN-9789862903384

 

"The scariest thing isn't the monster, it's its eyes!"
Legendary evil spirits, insanely mysterious files, and supernatural murder scenes—participate firsthand!

 

Legend has it that Ling Publishing House dominated the industry with a batch of mysterious files. When the president, Rong Jiang, announced the company's closure, everyone went to great lengths to obtain those files that had never been verified.

Horror cartoonist Fu Boxi stumbled upon one of the files years ago and created a masterpiece that cemented his status. In order to revive his fame, he spared no expense to buy the rights to publish "Ling". Little did he know that within this batch of files lay a terrifying and cruel truth.

The vengeful spirit "Demon-Eyed Devil," once active in ancient Greece, has reappeared, hiding in...

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