Foreign Code: Japanese Strange Stories (Collector's Edition)

The Doll Master, the Gap Girl, the Ghost Coffin on a Cruise Ship, the White Bone Hot Spring, the mystery of the old woman crying at night in the mountains of Kobe, the mystery of the Mount Fuji Fire Fox, and the mystery of the haunted Shizuoka Grand Theater. New and in-depth revision, with tens of thousands of new exciting chapters added, a great value collection! Every country with a long history has its own mysterious and weird stories. The supernatural story happening in Japan is about to shock you, and is jointly recommended by audio-visual best-selling authors Tian Xia Ba Chang, Spider, and Yan Zhiyang! Japan is a country with a long history and has been greatly influenced by Chinese civilization. The supernatural legends circulating in Japan were almost born at the same time as this country. There are many monster images in Japan, most of which originated from China. However, Japanese monsters have been strictly prohibited by themselves, and latecomers have caught up. In modern Japanese society, a consumer culture with monsters as the key word has emerged, and various books, comics, film and television dramas, and games have emerged in endlessly. After returning from Thailand, Pumpkin and Mooncake's terrifying journey did not end. During the subsequent journey, they encountered even more bizarre and bizarre events. The black empty coffin parked on the luxury cruise ship, the lantern monk wandering at the crossroads at midnight, the smoker's grandmother who swallowed people's lives in the deep mountains and old forests, the elusive fox fox grandmother under Mount Fuji... More poignant and sad stories will be presented in "Japanese Mysteries". This is a unique novel that reveals the mysterious culture of Japan. It is also a Japanese version of "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio". While telling readers unique folk stories with Fuso characteristics, it will also show readers a hidden historical picture that has never been unfolded. In the creation of "Japanese Strange Stories", the author was not satisfied with simply creating a thrilling and terrifying reading atmosphere for readers, but also added the author's thoughts and insights about life into the story. Japan's rich and long history and a large number of vivid and glorious folk tales provided the author with more material for the creation of "Japanese Strange Stories". The whole story is more gorgeous than the previous volume, and the characters are more vivid. Some stories can even make people cry, with a mixture of sadness and joy, and a long aftertaste.