★Malaysia’s well-known children literature author Khor Ewe Pin Best-selling teen novel series!!
★More than 450,000 copies of total sales in Malaysia!
★Suitable for children age 11-17
★Rights Sold：Simplified Chinese (China), Audio Book (Worldwide)

★Stories with sci-fi elements, which guiding readers to rethink human’s behavior and emotion in the reality, in order to experience the different aspects of love in friendship, kinship, kindness and everything else.
★Attractive setting of leading characters – Hybrid creatures formed of human and animal gene, which created through evil science experiments, such as a boy with wings, a girl with tail of fish, a boy with body of a turtle, and a tiger with human’s brain.
★Readers could witness gradually on how the characters learn to protect their beloved human being and animals, growing amid difficulties and fighting against evil force.

Incomplete Human Series has 7 titles in total：

1.The Backpacker 《2042年，背包里的天空》 ISBN:978-967-0564-22-7
2.Boundless Burden 《2043年，无边的枷锁》ISBN: 978-967-0564-27-2
3.The Blackened Halo 《2044年，被抹黑的光环》ISBN: 978-967-0564-38-8
4.The Silent Cry 《2045年，沉寂的吼声》ISBN: 978-967-0564-57-9
5.Walled Freedom 《2046年，自由的囹圄》ISBN: 978-967-0564-61-6
6.The Dark Lighthouse 《2047年，瞎了眼的灯塔》ISBN: 978-967-0564-75-3
7.The Almost Perfect Ending 《2047以后，十全九美的大结局》ISBN: 978-967-0564-78-4

Character Count (per book): 80,000 to 120,000 Chinese Characters
Page Count (per book): 272 to 320
Color: Black & White

Introduction
The Backpacker * English sample translation (full) available for this title

Ren Feng Qi was born in year 2032. His mother was a veterinarian. He never met his father. His mother told him that his father had died. Feng Qi was different from ordinary people. This was his secret and also his mother’s secret. To safeguard it, Feng Qi’s mother disal-lowed him from going to school, surfing social media and interacting with others. Feng Qi stayed home since he was young. There were only his mother and a dog in the house. Feng Qi only talked to them, and had no friends.

It was year 2042. Ren Feng Qi was 10 years old. His mother was infected by the H4N12 Avian Influenza, carried by pigeons. H4N12 was incurable. Feng Qi accompanied his mother to the hospital. He was left alone in the lobby when his mother entered the treatment room. Feng Qi felt very scared. He waited on a chair, carrying a big backpack which occupied almost half of the seat. A nurse came and talked to Feng Qi. She asked Feng Qi to put his backpack on the floor. Feng Qi dared not talk to the nurse. He could not put it down, because it held his secret. This made him feel awkward, embarrassed... Feng Qi’s story began in the hospital. His mother was critically ill. He had to face other people while safeguarding his secret...

Khor Ewe Pin,

was born in the state of Kedah, Malaysia in the year 1955. A former teacher, he obtained his first degree in Zoology (University of Malaya), after which he pursued a postgraduate Masters in Education. He had also worked as an editor (both textbooks and others) and was a feature writer too. He started writing teenage novels in 2006. He sold the publication rights of 34 titles to Qingdao Publishing Group and Zhejiang Juvenile and Children’s Publishing House in The People’s Republic of China, to publish his books in simplified Chinese since 2010. He won the first prize in the 4th Xiang Qing Novella Writing Competition, and also came out tops to win the 1st Mahan Literary Award. In year 2020, he won the 6th Nanyang Chinese Literature Award. In year 2021, as a result of home quarantine pandemic prevention, he came to be acquainted with digital illustration. The publication of his first picture book Huha! Huha! serves to fulfill his long-standing wish to become an artist.

Awards
★Won the first prize in the 4th Xiang Qing Novella Writing Competition.
★Won the 1st Mahan Literary Award.
★Bright Times was selected as one of the Top 10 Readers' Choice of the Year (Literature) and Top 10 Virtuoso Recommendation of the Year (Literature) by Sin Chew Daily in 2008.
★A Cold Wind Blows was selected as 50 Best Malaysian Titles for International Rights 2012.
★The Boy and His Sea Turtle was selected as Suggested Reads for Youth by Read! Singapore in 2014.
★Won the 6th Nanyang Chinese Literature Award in 2020.