Flowers of Death

KILLER PSYCHOPATH OR SAVIOR?
A highly unusual and utterly ruthless variation on the popular Asian yamisui thriller. Every reader must decide for themselves who is right—and which side they’re on.
A remarkably mature novel from an author born in 2000.
Highest rating on one of South Korea’s leading book portals, YES24.
The story is set to be adapted into a TV drama (dorama).
Quam City, Gangwon Province. By day, in full view of everyone, two people with disabilities are abducted—one blind and one deaf. And then the kidnapper himself contacts the police: without demands or conditions, he provides the location where the missing can be found. At the spot, the operatives are met by a man wearing bloodied medical gloves—he doesn’t hide and doesn’t try to flee. And the abducted are found… already by others: the blind man begins to see, and the deaf man begins to hear.
Unbelievable, but Li Yonghwan truly healed them. He claims to have discovered a way to completely cure any illnesses and pathologies—except mental ones. As proof, he gives a tip: in the basement of an abandoned factory, the police uncover eight more “healed” people, including those who have beaten cancer. The country is shaken.
But the worst is yet to come. At the same factory, they find something else—something that will overturn the story and expose the truth: what monstrous price Li Yonghwan paid—and made others pay—for his “universal medicine”…