To My Crushed Flower Bud: The Testimony of Remains No. 126

"He died protecting a secret. Eighty years later, the earth finally speaks."Restored from a real historical trace.📢 Special Launch Promotion 📢 "Don't let her voice fade back into the earth." Event Period: Free Download: Feb 28 – Mar 4."In the frozen soil of the DMZ, a soldier’s remains are unearthed after eighty years. His hands are still clasped over his chest, guarding something he carried to the very end. What he protected was not a weapon, but a fragment of cloth—words written in blood at the edge of life, left behind by a young girl in the final, brutal days of war.To My Crushed Flower Bud is a haunting literary novel that unfolds across two timelines. One follows Suni, a teenage girl forcibly taken from her village during the Japanese colonial period, stripped of her name, her body, and her future. The other begins in 2025, when her voice resurfaces from the earth, breaking decades of silence.Through a series of letters addressed to the boy she loved, Suni bears witness to what history tried to bury. Her words are not a plea for pity; they are a defiant act of survival—a quiet, desperate struggle to remain human in the depths of wartime brutality.As her testimony reaches the living, memory becomes more than remembrance. It becomes a reckoning.Why you must read this book:A Heart-Wrenching Historical Journey: A raw and poetic exploration of the "Comfort Women" history, told through the most intimate lens of love.An Immersive Experience: This novel is designed to be read with music. Scan the QR codes inside to listen to the original soundtrack that breathes life into Suni’s world.A Dual Timeline Mystery: Follow the 2025 forensic restoration process as it uncovers a love story that outlived bullets and barbed wire.Tender, devastating, and deeply human, To My Crushed Flower Bud is a novel about love that outlives war, voices that endure beyond death, and what it means to leave proof that you once existed."For fans of 'Pachinko' and 'The Nightingale', this is a story that will stay in your heart long after the final page."