Bi Ming

[Taiwanese reader Irene]

The Last Killer tells us so much, and the truth is truly chilling. The human heart... is terrifying!

[Xiao Jian's Cinema Kingdom in Taiwan]

The story is full of dramatic tension, with the protagonist's inner struggles and conflicts constantly testing the viewer's moral compass. How much are you willing to pay for the one you love? What you believe to be right may seem insignificant to others… This is a thrilling and challenging reading experience where readers, following different characters, unravel the mystery, uncovering the truth behind the events and the cult organization behind them, subverting the reader's imagination. Highly recommended as one of the most exciting and thrilling Hong Kong novels of recent years.

[Taiwanese readers draw their own goddesses]

After seeing all this, I felt incredibly happy because thankfully it was just a story. If the real world were like this, it would truly be like being in hell, or the end of the world.

[Kate's Little Nest, a Taiwanese Reader]

"The Last Killer" is fast-paced, action-packed, and bloody, with a style reminiscent of Hong Kong gangster films. Justice and evil are no longer as absolute and distinct as they once were, but hatred has not diminished in the slightest. A small number of people who manipulate these rights and wrongs and pursue their own interests in the name of justice cause the general public to struggle for survival in suffering.

[Taiwan Readers' Traveler's Bookstore, jrue]

Although doomsday rhetoric comes and goes, what remains unchanged is people's fearful yet inexplicably drawn-in mentality... In the face of all disasters, humanity is the best mirror, revealing the true nature of things. Faced with the conflict and struggle between life and death, good and evil are exposed, revealing many deep-seated issues that are usually overlooked. This may be the main reason why the doomsday theme has remained popular for so long. "The Last Killer" combines suspense, thriller, mystery, and history, making it a work that will bring a double shock to both the eyes and the mind.

[For Taiwanese readers who simply want to enjoy, Julin]

Compared to Cannibal Elegy and Scream Wire, the scenes depicted in The Last Killer are more brutal, direct, and naked. Because of this, readers feel more strongly about the issues raised by the author—the boundaries and judgments between good and evil.
...A story that combines elements of another world, religion, and time travel, conveying the message that what humanity needs to worry about most is not the truth of the mystery, but self-control. Furthermore, one can strongly feel that the author wants readers to think further about the core issues of good and evil. It is a book with both tension and depth.

[The Meridian on the Other Side of the Taiwan Reader's Journey, Night Sounds]

This compilation is not simply a collection of texts; the structure has been reorganized, the essential elements removed, and a new look given to the story. New content has been added, so even old readers who have read the previous works can gain a new experience from it.
...Bi Ming truly deserves his reputation as a master of horror novels. Common elements in the zombie genre, such as blood and killing, death, viral infection, and memory modification, are all handled with ease by him. People who want to relax and read this type of story can also enjoy reading it.