Nine Lives Cat

Author: Zhou Dedong
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: No one disbelieves science, but no one is entirely free of "superstition." Perhaps, some of the "superstitions" we see with our eyes are actually unknown science. Until now, there are still many phenomena that cannot be explained by current science. Those "miraculous, mysterious, and bizarre" things are so closely linked to reality that they force people to believe, and even fill them with fear and an irresistible urge to continue. This book includes classic eerie stories such as "Nine-Lives Cat" and "Ask the Horse." Reading these stories can just measure the limit of your courage. Zhou Dedong uses words to create a corridor, twisted and turning, infinitely deep. It is the night within the day; the darkness is so profound that he lights a dim candle for you, turning it into the day within the night. As you slowly move forward in this plot and atmosphere of yin and yang confusion, you occasionally bump into your own racing heart. At the end, you reach the climax, and you are stunned into silence. Hate, don't underestimate this word. It might be right behind you, just one foot away.