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In the book ""Ghosts in Every Profession,"" the author explores the presence of ghosts in various occupations, including tour guides, paranormal radio show hosts, karaoke waiters, and late-night convenience store staff. The previous installment left readers chilled with the bizarre and supernatural encounters of eight industry professionals. If you were relieved that your profession wasn't mentioned, author Ka Po warns against complacency. Just because you haven't encountered these otherworldly beings doesn't mean they don't exist; they may be lurking nearby. In this sequel, Ka Po continues to delve into the horror of ""Ghosts in Every Profession"" by interviewing eight more real people with real experiences. The author, Ka Po, renowned for hosting paranormal programs and earning the moniker ""Ghost Eye Bao,"" has had a lifelong connection with the supernatural. While facing ghosts may be daunting for some, the stories presented in this book offer a captivating glimpse into the eerie world that surrounds us.
- AuthorKa Po
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2014
At a friend's birthday party, Ah Wen had the chance to meet a young man named Ah Jian. Their encounter sparked a connection, and Ah Jian began pursuing Ah Wen with great care and attention. Initially, he would pick her up from work every day, and they would enjoy dinners together, cherishing their time as a couple. During holidays, Ah Jian would take Ah Wen on fun outings, and their relationship quickly blossomed. Eventually, he even invited Ah Wen to move in with him in a modest home in Da Bu Lin Village. Although Ah Jian's home was small, consisting of a bedroom and a living room spanning about a hundred square feet, it became the backdrop of the most beautiful memories in Ah Wen's life. They lived happily together, cherishing their time and the love they shared. However, as time passed, their blissful days came to an end. Ah Jian faced career difficulties and lost his job, causing him to become detached and indifferent towards everything around him.
- AuthorKa Po
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2015
In this captivating journey, let three Taoist priests guide you through the mystical realms and explore whether this world of the supernatural is truly as terrifying as it seems. Embark on an exploration of the unknown and unravel the secrets that lie within.
- AuthorKa Po
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2019
Hungry Ghost Festival Ghosts Snatching Rice: Witness a spine-chilling spectacle as ghosts line up in an orderly fashion, taking on various forms. Some appear incomplete, while others range from young to old. The sight is both terrifying and fascinating, offering a unique and unforgettable experience.
- AuthorLi Guangfeng
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2008
Prepare to be immersed in the enchanting streets and alleys of Malaysia, where temples and deities grace every corner. Within this vibrant tapestry, you will find a multitude of skilled practitioners, including witch doctors, poison masters, and talisman masters, offering an array of services such as spellcasting, spell removal, poison casting, poison removal, and ghost exorcism. These services are in high demand due to the omnipresence of ghosts and the countless incidents involving spells and poisons, resulting in unheard-of and spine-chilling occurrences. Let us explore a few of the hair-raising tales that awaits us.
- AuthorLi Guangfeng
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2009
"The Born Ghost Eye" is a book written based on a true story. The protagonist of the story, Ah Wei, has had the ability to see spirits since he was a child. However, when he was very young, he thought that everyone could see "ghosts" like him, but he just didn't want to talk about it. As a young child, Ah Wei didn't know how to distinguish between humans and ghosts. He recorded daily events, including seeing ghosts, in the diary his mother gave him. The author of this book, Li Guangfeng, is an old friend of Ah Wei. After hearing Ah Wei's story, he organized his childhood diary and supplemented it based on the content of the dialogue, writing this book. From the childish strokes of the child, Li Guangfeng brings readers the most real ghost story. Even if you don't have the ability to see spirits, readers can imagine the existence of ghosts from their minds. After reading this book, will you feel scared or no longer frightened by ghosts? Let everyone feel it for themselves.
- AuthorLee Kwong-fung
- PublisherRitsuin
- Publication Date2009