- Hong Kong horror novel "Ghost Pen" directly depicts the demonic world -
Bi Ming
Publishing Company: Hong Kong Zhi Publishing Co., Ltd.
Publication date: July 2009
ISBN: 9789628983766
**Taiwan Revised Edition of "The Eye of Jiro"
The Devil's Eye Files
The Fifth Strike of the Famous Theater
Paranormal Files Summon Demons
Challenging human curiosity and triggering cruel desires.
Unspeakable secrets, files that cannot be accessed.
Reshaping the truth of the past, changing the future world
Constructing a sinful world that appears both real and fictional, presenting a distorted and naked realm of humanity.
A rare display of writing prowess in recent years
An absolutely thrilling and shocking reading experience.
A paranormal magazine, a file numbered "000"
A single-lens reflex camera, and an eyeball covered in red veins.
The Eye Demon, a vengeful spirit that once roamed ancient Greece, is said to resemble a human eyeball, or sometimes to transform into a giant dog with black and white spots. Records indicate that no one has ever truly witnessed the Eye Demon's presence…
Wan Chai District detective Kung Yan captured an image resembling a giant eyeball at the scene of a horrific crime at a luxury mansion in Mid-Levels. Driven by curiosity, she invited paramedic Wing Kong to investigate the scene, only to find that Kung Yan had mysteriously disappeared. Later, Wing Kong became the president of a bestselling paranormal magazine, rumored to be because the magazine possessed a large collection of mysterious files.
Cartoonist Fu Boxi, by chance, obtains a file belonging to Rongjiang and, based on the plot, draws a best-selling horror comic, gaining immense fame. However, one bloody crime after another occurs not only to Fu Boxi's family and friends but also unfolds daily in society, with the gruesome details of these cases exactly mirroring the comic's plot…
Trial Reading
[Food columnist Kelly Ng]
To be honest, before I met Bi Ming, I had never read any horror novels or watched any horror movies. I always felt that horror only made people feel uneasy and offered no enlightenment. However, Bi Ming's horror novels gave me a completely different experience. Behind the blood and terror, there are actually rich life philosophies that rekindle people's reason and conscience. This is the most captivating aspect of Bi Ming's works! If you buy this book out of curiosity, I firmly believe that your family will not be harmed by curiosity, but will instead gain much more.
[Former host of Uonlive online radio show ThatsWhy]
Whenever I passed by a bookstore, I would stop at the section displaying new books, waiting for Bi Ming's new work. Several months later, "The Last Killer" was finally released. With curiosity overcoming fear, I flipped through a few more pages. Compared to "Don't Kill My Mother," the grotesque faces, the seemingly future-oriented plot, and the unexpected ending simply sent chills down my spine. I could no longer distinguish between human and ghost, god and demon.
Months later, new works were released one after another, each more convoluted and bizarre, each more terrifying than the last. Even I, a host specializing in debunking urban legends, was terrified by the horrific plots. In Bi Ming's novels, we can unravel the mysteries of urban legends, such as the Cursed Doll, haunted public housing, even the Corpse Forest and the Hanging Tree… However, everything has its cause and effect; knowing too much only invites divine retribution. When humanity attempts to unravel the veil of secrets, the shadow of misfortune approaches, then cruelly devours the greedy host!
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