The haunting legend of the lamb.

A short story of "five sheep" that each also has its own narrative and wounds.

Lamb greedy

The life of two sisters in the big house of a wealthy family through the view of a maid. Differences in habits and a shadow of envy that gradually widens the cracks in the family.

Not honest sheep

A man who became suspicious of the so-called "family" when doubts of blood and love became irreparable wounds.

The sheep can't sleep.

The woman drowned in nightmares and voices in her own head. The truth with hallucinations became so blurry that she was not sure which was the truth.

Stockholm sheep

Captivity that becomes a bond, a twisted relationship between the "internees" and the "caregivers."

Sheep worship lean

A woman wakes up in the midst of fetters and ignorance. Every breath is the question of what she sees...True or dream

Each story is short, but it's intense, the atmosphere is tight, the atmosphere is tight, the little clue that seems unimportant at first turns out to be the last piece of the puzzle that completes everything.

What the author is good at is playing with a human mask. Every character can be a "sheep" wearing a "wolf" mask, and sometimes the wolf itself can just want warmth from the flock.

Some of the plots may be predictable in advance, especially the "Stockholm sheep" that is a little numb, but the rest is enjoyable, the head is broken, the end is unknown.

The favorite part is the opening story, "Lamb Lamb," which reads like standing in the middle of a room, trying on a dress full of countless "masks." We pick up what kind of face to wear to face whom.

But deep down, I pray that no one will shake my hand... rip off that mask until I see the "essence" that I myself don't dare to look straight at.

Goodreads give us 4, we give 4.6.

The Haunting Legend of the Lamb, Biblio Publishing

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