"What kind of weird and terrifying things are happening in the corners of the world that people can't see are completely beyond people's imagination."
"Human Chair" When there is a strange man with evil intentions living on your sofa;
"Taro" When a wife has to face her husband who has lost his limbs and hearing ability every day;
"The Dark Beast" is when a mystery writer personally commits the perfect crime in his own novel;
"Dr. Muro" When residents of the same suite hang themselves one after another...
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This book contains 8 classic Japanese horror works by Edogawa Ranpo, each of which peeps into the hidden corners of the human heart!
Reader comments
One can read novels for free and pay for them
Because I read too many online articles, I don't know what to praise when I read published books. . . In short, the sense of sight and the smoothness of the writing are unmatched by online articles (excluding praise and criticism, the faster pace of online articles has its advantages, but I personally prefer published books). I can't look at my mobile phone in class and can only listen to books. It would be great if I could listen to published books.
Edogawa Ranpo's writing style is calm and thrilling, and his writing style is objective and smooth. When reading, it makes people's hair stand on end. It is horrifying, disgusting, and cold. At the end of each time, other possibilities are vaguely given, which makes people think deeply and fearfully.
Regarding this book, I first read it in 24 years. Unfortunately, I was young and energetic at that time and lacked patience. However, this is not right, because I finally finished reading it. Although so far, even if I read it again, I can only remember the first few stories.
The last few are almost unimpressive. This style, when I was speechless, I found that I still need to experience it. However, no wonder I found this book strange but impressive in the past. These words are like the mist in a black forest, staring at you all the time.
I feel that most of the chapters are not very reasoning, but the atmosphere is very strong. There is a kind of viscosity after madness is wrapped and twisted by repression, which is close to a swamp in the night. Fortunately, I watched it in the morning during the day.
One can read novels for free and pay for them
Because I read too many online articles, I don't know what to praise when I read published books. . . In short, the sense of sight and the smoothness of the writing are unmatched by online articles (excluding praise and criticism, the faster pace of online articles has its advantages, but I personally prefer published books). I can't look at my mobile phone in class and can only listen to books. It would be great if I could listen to published books.
Edogawa Ranpo's writing style is calm and thrilling, and his writing style is objective and smooth. When reading, it makes people's hair stand on end. It is horrifying, disgusting, and cold. At the end of each time, other possibilities are vaguely given, which makes people think deeply and fearfully.
Regarding this book, I first read it in 24 years. Unfortunately, I was young and energetic at that time and lacked patience. However, this is not right, because I finally finished reading it. Although so far, even if I read it again, I can only remember the first few stories. The last few are almost unimpressive. This style, when I was speechless, I found that I still need to experience it. However, no wonder I found this book strange but impressive in the past. These words are like the mist in a black forest, staring at you all the time.
I feel that most of the chapters are not very reasoning, but the atmosphere is very strong. There is a kind of viscosity after madness is wrapped and twisted by repression, which is close to a swamp in the night. Fortunately, I watched it in the morning during the day.
Worthy of the word "curious"