"Ulan" in Sanskrit means to save people from hanging upside down and relieve pain. Whether in the real world or in dreams, as long as there is pain, it is indescribable. Zhou Haohui's latest serial "Forbidden House" takes you into a reality that is more terrifying than dreams; Cai Jun's The Longest Night takes you into a world of souls, more Yan Leisheng's "Beauty", Song Xuan's "Unknown Valley", the famous American writer Lisa Garner serialized "The Boy Who Didn't Exist" and Lovecraft's column "Nyarlathotep", and the excitement of "Suspense World: Bon Festival" continues!
Reader comments
The story of this book is really wonderful! I especially like Zhou Haohui's "Forbidden House". It feels like entering a terrifying real world. However, I kind of hate that white-bone spirit. She always changes and deceives people. She is so bad! "The Longest Night" by Cai Jun is also very interesting and gave me new thinking about the world of souls. The other stories are also unique and worth reading.
The story of this book is really wonderful! I especially like Zhou Haohui's "Forbidden House". It feels like entering a terrifying real world. However, I kind of hate that white-bone spirit. She always changes and deceives people. She is so bad! "The Longest Night" by Cai Jun is also very interesting and gave me new thinking about the world of souls. The other stories are also unique and worth reading.