The Originator of Chinese Suspense: the Complete Collection of Detective Stories in the Republic of China

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The originator of Chinese suspense, a complete collection of detective stories in the Republic of China. Includes: Sun Liaohong: Lu Ping Detective Series, Sun Liaohong's The Rogue Lu Ping Detective Series emphasizes the suspense of the story and often has a mysterious and terrifying atmosphere. Zhao Tiaokuang: Detective Hu Xian series, Zhao Tiaokuang's "Detective Hu Xian" is a famous collection of "comical detective" novels during the Republic of China. It can be said to be the source of the current "humorous mystery" novel type and a representative of the "anti-detective" type in the Republic of China. Nanfeng Pavilion: Luo Shifu's detective series is the masterpiece of detective novels by Nanfeng Pavilion, a detective novelist in the late Qing Dynasty. It is also a rare vernacular detective novel in the late Qing Dynasty. It can be called the late Qing version of "Oriental Sherlock Holmes" detective novels. Selected series of He Puzhai's masterpieces, "Red in the Snow" and "Snow Lion" by He Puzhai, the representative detective novels of the Republic of China. The selected series of Liu Bannong's masterpieces includes the short detective novels "Dagger" and "Tan'e" in the "Catch the King" series written by Liu Bannong, as well as the "Sherlock Holmes" imitation "Holmes Failed", which shows the characteristics of Chinese detective novels in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The selected series of Xu Zhuodai's masterpieces is known as the "three-dimensional comedian". Xu Zhuodai, a leading literary giant in the field of modern comic novels, has a rich and diverse life experience. He is not only a playwright and actor who can write and act, but also a creative expert in comic novels. With his witty thinking and unconstrained writing, he writes a new artistic style of comic novels.

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