*The Story of the Eyes* + *The Holy Spirit and the Dead*

"Sin attracts me, making me crave even more sinful things with an insatiable hunger."
Semen, urine, blood, splattering everywhere.
A wild work that cannot be explained as mere "eroticism"!
▲Beyond "Eroticism," the most avant-garde novel by master Georges Bataille
▲A reading experience that made Roland Barthes and Foucault tremble
"The eyes can no longer bear the sun, copulation, corpses, and darkness."

The Story of the Eye
Next to corpses, in filthy latrines, in church confessionals, in front of the girl's mother... reckless and fearless young boys and girls, like hounds, sniff out desires hidden deep within the flesh, staging one uncontrolled erotic scene after another. When the game of sex turns into a celebration of murder, what kind of end awaits them?
"Father, I have not yet confessed the most terrible sin." A few moments of silence. "The most terrible sin is that I am masturbating while talking to you." A few more moments of whispering, finally almost shouted: "If you don't believe me, I can show you."

Dionysus the Undead
After the death of his frightening and loathsome father, Pierre initially thought he could live happily with his beloved mother, only to discover her true nature was completely different from what he had imagined... Unable to bear Pierre's adoring gaze, his mother not only indulged in alcohol and pleasure but even set a series of erotic traps, intending to push her dear son into the abyss of desire, achieving their deepest love through a lifetime of depravity.
"Pierre, you will soon know what aimless passion is—at first it feels like torture, then the joy of a brothel and shameless lies, and finally complete degradation and endless death."