Every page is quietly crazy, and the whole book is like a mental patient's soliloquy. This book selects 7 masterpieces of morbid aesthetics from Yumeno Hisaku's gloomy and treacherous novels. Weird and beautiful, as crazy and crazy as a dream, it makes people's hair stand on end when reading it!
In "The Demon Drum", the craftsman puts resentment into the drum, and all those who are bewitched by the demon drum die...
In "One Foot First", my right leg disappeared and it slipped off the bed...
In "Strange Dreams", I was imprisoned in a mental hospital, and the person who imprisoned me was another me!
Reader comments
I read the first half of the book, but not the rest, because for someone like me who has a memory for images, the text description of the story in the back is really difficult to read. It may be a problem with the author or a problem with the translation. In short, it is really not easy. My favorite is the second story, the one about the amputated limb in the hospital, especially the subsequent twist. A short story can be so powerful and terrifying.
Every page is peacefully going crazy... Change-style reasoning + psychological horror, so right...
Yes! My favorite is the second story "One Foot First". It turns around and over again, but leaves a blank at the end (I prefer conspiracy: hypnosis of patients, malfeasance of the deputy director, etc.), Which makes the protagonist collapse in self-doubt and makes the readers fear in the difficulty of distinguishing between reality and reality...! So wonderful, everything is in the words! Immersive mental torture, the sense of hell conveyed by Yumeno Hisaku is about to come out...!
The sixth story "Making Things Out of Nothing" is also pretty good. The girl seals the lie with death, the hell in the lie, the nothingness in the truth, but the pathological mendacity makes me feel good. !
The last story is also very good. The daughter of Mars who is on the edge of being corrupted can only destroy the darkness by destroying herself... The ending is not very satisfying! Some are crazy, some are dead, and some can get away with it... But Yumeno Kusaku's intentions are worth pondering. Hell is the truth, and I would rather you never live in hell. Nor die in hell.
The work that makes my eyes shine. After reading it, I can taste a lot of things. Should I say that Yumeno Hisaku is worthy of being Yumeno Hisaku. ? The long story is easier to understand, but the short story is pure stream of consciousness, episodic horror, dream fragments, etc. It is not recommended to read, but the more you don't understand, the weirder it becomes 🤤 Just make me happy like this.
I read the first half of the book, but not the rest, because for someone like me who has a memory for images, the text description of the story in the back is really difficult to read. It may be a problem with the author or a problem with the translation. In short, it is really not easy. My favorite is the second story, the one about the amputated limb in the hospital, especially the subsequent twist. A short story can be so powerful and terrifying.
Every page is peacefully going crazy... Change-style reasoning + psychological horror, so right... Yes! My favorite is the second story "One Foot First". It turns around and over again, but leaves a blank at the end (I prefer conspiracy: hypnosis of patients, malfeasance of the deputy director, etc.), Which makes the protagonist collapse in self-doubt and makes the readers fear in the difficulty of distinguishing between reality and reality...! So wonderful, everything is in the words! Immersive mental torture, the sense of hell conveyed by Yumeno Hisaku is about to come out...! The sixth story "Making Things Out of Nothing" is also pretty good. The girl seals the lie with death, the hell in the lie, the nothingness in the truth, but the pathological mendacity makes me feel good. ! The last story is also very good. The daughter of Mars who is on the edge of being corrupted can only destroy the darkness by destroying herself... The ending is not very satisfying! Some are crazy, some are dead, and some can get away with it... But Yumeno Kusaku's intentions are worth pondering. Hell is the truth, and I would rather you never live in hell. Nor die in hell. The work that makes my eyes shine. After reading it, I can taste a lot of things. Should I say that Yumeno Hisaku is worthy of being Yumeno Hisaku. ? The long story is easier to understand, but the short story is pure stream of consciousness, episodic horror, dream fragments, etc. It is not recommended to read, but the more you don't understand, the weirder it becomes 🤤 Just make me happy like this.
So beautiful, I love Yumeno Hisaku