The Skyscraper

"The Skyscraper" is Ni Kuang's most thrilling and suspenseful masterpiece. The story originates from a newly completed skyscraper where an inexplicable phenomenon occurs in its elevator – it continuously ascends, entering a bizarre dimension with no end, only an endlessly extending space. While investigating his friend's disappearance, Wesley personally boards this terrifying elevator and experiences the extreme shock of space being arbitrarily distorted. This novel transforms the common "elevator" from daily life into a medium to an unknown world, successfully introducing the concepts of multi-dimensional space and four-dimensional geometry. The atmosphere is extremely suffocating, and it's recognized by sci-fi fans as a masterpiece of psychological thriller. I read this book several times when I was a student.