Goblin Island

A new energy source exists in the world. It can replace not only coal and oil, but is even more powerful than nuclear energy. Astonishingly, this energy comes from the finest kind of ruby: pigeon’s blood. The people capable of producing and using it are shrouded in mystery, their origins tracing back hundreds of years to the ancient Zamoro people.

Yan Bing is a programmer. After traveling to South Asia for a business partnership, he encounters pigeon’s blood, and he and his companions embark on a thrilling journey. Though timid by nature, he seems to harbor a powerful soul within him. His soul’s transformation comes from repeatedly recovering the parts of himself he lost in the past. When the pigeon’s blood is found and an energy source capable of shocking the world is brought to light, forces from every side converge on the island, and a bloody clash becomes inevitable…

This is an urban novel that blends fact and fiction, with richly drawn characters and a story that makes ample use of flashbacks. Its imagination is also remarkably vivid. By depicting the characters’ past lives, the work not only portrays their personalities and identities, but also highlights the distinct qualities of the eras they lived in. A celebration of selflessness and justice runs through the entire story. The author’s ability to weave such noble sentiments as homesickness, love of country, and selfless devotion into the novel is especially noteworthy, giving the work both profound weight and captivating artistic appeal.