the future i see

Japanese manga artist Ryuki Ryo has been little known since she retired from her pen in 1998, but her manga "The Future I See" published at the end of 1999 has become a topic of media and Internet news several times. Because the author has the ability to predict dreams, and has the habit of recording dreams for many years. What's more, the dates of her dreams often coincide with the actual dates of subsequent events! These predictive dreams include: the death of Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of the Queen's Choir, the death of Princess Diana of the United Kingdom, the murder near home, the funeral of the uncle...etc.

On March 11, 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake and the subsequent tsunami caused heavy casualties. Many people were surprised to find that the cover of this manga published 12 years ago actually directly drew the prophecy that "the catastrophe will be in March 2011". It was a sensation, and Taiwan's media also reported it a lot. When the Covid-19 outbreak broke out in 2020, some netizens used this book to fabricate predictions, some even impersonated the author to accept magazine interviews, and some Internet celebrities added their own opinions to the predictions in the book, and even the prime time programs of Japanese TV introduced this The trend of this book has spread to Taiwan and the Chinese world. Many well-known YouTubers who focus on prophecy and mysterious topics, such as "Lao Gao and Xiao Mo" and "Sister Ma Lian", etc., also made special programs to explain and introduce this book, which triggered Curiosity and enthusiasm.

[Out of print for many years and re-emerged! The manuscript of Dream Diary is released for the first time! 】

However, this book has been out of print for a long time, and it is extremely difficult to obtain it. The auction price on the Japanese Internet has even been hyped to 160,000 yen for a copy.

In the autumn of 2021, the Japanese publishing house Asuka Shinsha announced that it had contacted the author who had disappeared from the table for a long time, and that "The Future I Saw" would be republished in October, and this time it would be a "full edition"! It not only reproduces the content of the original book, but also includes the author's precious "Dream Diary" manuscript for the first time - including dreams that were not described in the first edition of the manga, the origin of the cover painting, and the dream of the eruption of Mount Fuji...etc. At the same time, the book also includes the author's explanation and questions for various parties, such as: "Why did you start writing a dream diary?" "The one of the month"... are all publicly explained for the first time.