Virus: Cai Jun Midnight Novels Pavilion

Author: Cai Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: A suspense novel work that has led the global reading trend, gradually gaining recognition and love from an increasing number of domestic readers. Young writer Cai Jun, with his boundless imagination, rigorous and tight logical thinking, and rich humanistic atmosphere that spans both East and West, weaves thrilling stories between history and reality, love and suspense, and mystery and reasoning. He is considered the "new flag bearer of Chinese original suspense novels." The "Cai Jun Psychological Suspense Novel" series, with its distinct artistic characteristics, is beloved by readers and ranks at the top of major book rankings. The "Cai Jun Midnight Novel Collection" is a compilation of important works. It consists of four volumes, titled "Virus," "Curse," "Cat Eye," and "Holy Infant." The extraordinary imagination that weaves through different timelines, the unexpected and ingenious plot, and the eternal theme of love are the most prominent features of this series. This volume includes the two novellas "Virus" and "Midnight Flute Sound." "Virus" tells a mysterious story that unfolds in a modern city. On the night before the winter solstice, I received an email for help from a good friend. When I rushed to his downstairs, I found him already dead from a suicide jump. After that, people in the city kept committing suicide. My cousin, Officer Ye Xiao, and I discovered that all the deceased had frequently browsed a website called "Ghost in the Tomb," and a terrifying maze game on the website spread rapidly among players like a virus. "Midnight Flute Sound" begins with what seems to be a romantic encounter. After Chi Cui's mysterious disappearance, she discovers that the child she is carrying is the son of a ghost. Seven years later, the single mother Chi Cui lives alone with her son and moves into an old, dilapidated apartment building. One day, she finds a dead body. More and more children disappear near the apartment, and eerie flute sounds are often heard at night.