World of Demonic Exorcism 1: The Fury of Sekemant

Author: [Korean] Lee Eun-hyuk
Publisher:
Publish Date: July 1, 2004
Features:
· The seminal work of Lee Eun-hyuk, a pioneer of Korean fantasy
· Online games and movies adapted from the novel have been or are about to be introduced to China
· The English version has caused a sensation in Europe and America, hailed as a classic of Eastern fantasy
This book has enriched my spare time, allowing me to quietly do what I want, and at the same time, I find it beneficial. It has taught me what justice and evil are, and I have been moved by the courage and fearless spirit of the exorcist. The Exorcist Chronicle is like a silent teacher, teaching me to face studies and life with courage, to face them bravely without retreating. Thus, I have full confidence in my life and studies.
— Ma Yi (Student, No. 11 Middle School, Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province)
This is a modern version of fantasy and martial arts fiction, highlighting the contradictions of the era and the complexity of the human heart, embodying a profound sense of justice and deeply moving.
— Yu Yang (Student, Jilin University)
This is the best fantasy and horror novel I have read in over twenty years.
— Hu Xiaoli (Graphic Designer, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province)
Lee Eun-hyuk: Born on May 18, 1965, in Seoul (ID: hyouk518). After graduating from Sangmun High School, he pursued further studies in the Mechanical Design Department of Seoul University’s Engineering College, earning both bachelor’s and master’s degrees. During his university years, he developed a strong interest in theater and music, participating in writing and performing in 13 plays. In 1993, he joined the (production and performance) of the Korean amateur opera Bastien and Bastienne organized by the Internet Classical Music Association. In 1994, he published The Exorcist Chronicle, which sold over 10 million copies and quickly became a rising star in popular literature.