Qidian International

Wanna know how it feels to be a translator in Qidian International? I’ll have to say: it’s awesome! My coordinator’s cute, my editor’s super nice, and I’ve been assigned to a very attractive book: Dreadful Radio Game. Innocent Dragonet, the author, is so talented that he has created a whole set of disciplines and rules, and plenty of enchanted worlds for those psychopaths, murderers, fugitives and all kinds of people. As a fan of horror stories, I fell for this novel at the first sight!

Have you ever imagined of a parallel universe? A universe full of magic and uncommonness? A universe where you can revenge for innocent victims, seek justice in illogical ways or find out the truth behind unsolved criminal cases? In DRG, everything is possible.

The supernatural game provides the hero with numerous story worlds; a new story might begin before anyone could even notice. The hero is actually not a hero; he’s a sociopath that enjoys killing people and would kill anyone for the proper benefit. In fact, so it is with every other player in this game! A friend may become an enemy while enemies may stick together as a team and no one can be safe, which makes the story thrilling from the beginning to the end.

In a word, it is nothing like any ordinary novel you have ever read.

Now we are working hard together to make the English version of Dreadful Radio Game as good as the original one in Chinese. Hope you enjoy it~ Stay tuned for our coming chapters~

Literature has no border. Since I could read, my best friends had always been The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas, père, Robinson Crusoe by Defoe, Le Pere Goriot by Balzac, The Old Man and the Sea by Hemingway and Three Days to See by Helen Keller.

Goethe once said: Reading a good book is a conversation with a noble man.

Every time when I finished the last page of a book, I felt a spiritual sublimation. That is the power of classics; it is beyond words and reaches the deepest part of human souls.

Dreadful Radio Game is far from those classics, but it’s filled with horror, repression, schemes, blood thirst, struggle and death. I can trust it to bring you extraordinary reading experience.