In the initial years of creation, Lucifer, the first discard, who was angry that he does not have power over the human, decided to create a creature capable of fighting human beings and chaining them, an infi-nitely powerful super-devil. Lucifer poses an excessive competition to take the top seven devils as wives of his beautiful girl. In this struggle, the devils grab the power of a mental god, shed the blood of a crystal winged horse, murder a princess with super-human powers, create the first vampire of the universe, capture a family of giants, destroy a huge city of witches, and steal the most beautiful human body, in order to landslide the competition. By Lucifer's girl marriage to these seven devils, Shiganhoos is born and Lucifer brings him to Earth to grow up among humans. But the fate, with a very small and trivial event, partners a foundling boy in the destiny of this most dreadful devil of history. Shiganhoos, this eternal and immortal devil, learns all the magic black and white powers in the universe, and comes to a point where no force in the universe can stand against it. Shiganhoos’s universal monarchy begins with a massive and bloody war between his little army and the infinite army of hu-mans led by the friend of all his life, the same foundling boy, Ribataniyas, the war that ends very soon. The world overflowing with fear, fright, blood, and death, surrenders to the endless power of Shiganhoos and the bloody reign of the ruler begins. And this is just the commencement of the whole lot.

Bahareh Nourbakhsh (1976-Tehran) is an active Iranian novelist educated in French Literature. She has been very noticed in books and writing stories since childhood, but her professional work in the field of writing began in 1996 with the publication of her first work, “Nastaran”. His special style is in writing stories is realism, romance and fantasy. Nourbakhsh has written many books so far. For over 20 years, she has been focusing on writing a long fantasy collection, and the book “Shiganhoos” is the first volume.