- Hong Kong horror novel "Ghost Pen" directly depicts the demonic world -
Bi Ming
Publishing Company: Hong Kong Zhi Publishing Co., Ltd.
Publication date: March 2009
ISBN: 9789628983575
** Hong Kong revised edition of "The Fallen"
Blood Sin of Compensated Dating
A chilling story about original sin, depravity, betrayal, and infidelity.
I thought it was only temporary, I thought I could forget it.
It turns out that what has been done will never disappear.
Episode 4 of [The Thrilling Theater]
It combines three elements: fear, love, and compensated dating.
A mark of infidelity. Unsealing the hidden demonic nature.
This sparked a series of battles of original sin, intertwined with love and hate.
Bi Ming, the top-rated author on Hong Kong Education City's Best Book Preview List
Constructing a sinful world that is both real and unreal
A nation that presents a distorted and naked human nature
A rare display of writing prowess in recent years
An absolutely thrilling and shocking reading experience.
Nosheng, Wenyi, Yini, and Diwen are a group of mischievous friends at St. Mary's College, and they are very close. Yini, tempted by money and material possessions, begins working as a prostitute, only to be subjected to mysterious threats and intimidation. Meanwhile, Nosheng's sister, who lives with him, mysteriously falls from a building, some of her internal organs removed. Nosheng resolves to uncover the truth and vows to fight fire with fire, but this leads all four of them into the clutches of a cult-like prostitution ring...
[Key Recommendations]
Diverse themes: blending three elements—thriller, love, and teenage prostitution—the shows, while filled with a chilling atmosphere, also reveal the sweetness and contradictions of love and bring out the social issues surrounding teenage prostitution.
Exploring Society: The shocking case of the dismemberment of a 14-year-old girl involved in compensated dating occurred in Hong Kong. The revelation of this incident reflects that compensated dating is only the tip of the iceberg. This book explores the phenomenon of girls engaging in compensated dating and its consequences through this story.
Characterization of Human Nature: The story portrays human nature and inner demons, depicting the psychological state of people when faced with violence, lust, money, materialism, fear, and betrayal.
Multiple narrative perspectives: Narrating from the perspectives of different characters, exploring the truth of the matter from multiple angles, making it circuitous, intriguing and captivating.
Cinematic immersion: The immersive and sensual experience, coupled with suspenseful atmosphere and a tight plot, compels readers to keep turning the pages like they have an obsessive-compulsive disorder. Even those with little patience for long novels will find themselves following the story word by word until the end. Readers who love thrillers and horror novels should not miss it.
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[Online author Jialuer ]
"Inner demons" have always been a recurring theme in Bi Ming's chilling novels. These inner demons devour the soul, causing people to lose their reason and giving rise to countless fears and pains—seemingly more terrifying than any demon or monster. However, in *The Fallen*, the inner demon breaks free of the skin, then dominates a person, generating boundless power. The inner demon has emerged, taken form, and seems to live right next to us.
In this work, good and evil seem so clearly distinct; evil can almost be distinguished from Jack's sinister "heh heh..." laughter. But is that really the case? The bloody images, violent scenes, and the girls' violated bodies in the book form a stark contrast with the simple school life and pure friendships in the academy, like a cute white teddy bear stained with blood.
[Hong Kong Readers' Beauty]
The characters in the author's work possess both good and evil in their nature. On the one hand, they cannot resist external temptations, but on the other hand, they are so great that they can sacrifice their own interests for the greater good. Is this because we have both devils and angels, or are we all schizophrenic?
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