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The Bird That Drinks Tears Drinks Blood", and is entwined with many of the themes that run through two series. Because of this riddle, many people expect that Lee Yeongdo will write two more sequels to this Bird series, "The Bird That Drinks Poison" and "The Bird That Drinks Water". However, Lee Yeongdo has not yet confirmed this rumour and whether he would actually continue to finish all four birds is still unknown. The Bird That Drinks Tears The Bird That Drinks Tears (; abbreviated as ) is a series of Korean fantasy novels by Lee Yeongdo. A rare example of the genre Korean Fantasy,