"Dark Fairy Tales" Author: [Japanese] Otsuichi / Publisher: Nanhai Publishing Company / Producer: New Classic Culture / Original title: Dark Fairy Tales / Translator: Gong Xinyi

◑Introduction

The crow learned human language and fell in love with the blind girl. Day after day, it brought the girl the eyeballs that it had taken from others.

Eyeballs hold people's memories. The girl put her eyeballs into the empty eye sockets, saw the colorful life, and became happier day by day.

Soon, the girl will undergo surgery. The day before the surgery, she accepts the crow's gift as usual.

However, the horrifying scene appeared in the girl's eyes, which was the last memory of the owner of the eyeball. The girl died of excessive fright, and the crow also died in her chest.

This is how the story I want to tell begins.

◐Editor's Recommendation

• A long suspense masterpiece by Otsuichi, a talented writer who shocked the Japanese literary world at the age of 16!

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