Exploring the End of the World 3: Looking for Ancient Paintings
by Seven
About This Novel
It will lead you to solve the mysterious folk cases that have never been made public in the 300-year history of unsolved cases in the Song Dynasty. There are 23 reversals, 64 unsolved cases, and 78 kinds of tricks... One person is a wanderer, and two people are a wanderer. A mysterious and cold fortune teller & an uneducated playboy, an adventure filled with bizarre cases such as a female corpse sinking into a lake, nursery rhymes in a deserted village, and a mystery in a tomb... Highly recommended by Zhou Haohui, Zijin Chen, Ye Wenbiao, and Sideways Qinghan! The Song Dynasty was a dynasty with many mysterious cases. Historical unsolved cases such as "The civet cat exchanged for the prince", "The sound of an ax and the shadow of a candle" and "De Zhao committed suicide" have remained unsolved for thousands of years. What this book describes are strange folk cases that have never been made public in the 300-year history of unsolved cases in the Song Dynasty... In the late Northern Song Dynasty, official administration was corrupt, prison lawsuits occurred frequently, and strange cases occurred frequently. A theft case that no one can solve brings two teenagers with very different personalities into each other. One carries a family feud, the other longs for freedom. With their own ideals and secrets in mind, they embark on the road of chasing the murderer together to solve the case. From the capital to the Western Regions, 1.08 Million kilometers: 11 identities including emperor, official, general, prime minister, merchant, farmer, soldier, chivalrous person, thief, prostitute, and monk; 64 unsolved cases, including female corpse in lake, nursery rhymes in deserted villages, mysterious traces in tombs, fish corpses and human bones; more than 78 kinds of reasoning tricks such as nursery rhyme murder, impossible crime, narrative trick, and snowstorm villa. Open this book and let two passionate teenagers show you the wits, strategies and life-and-death friendship behind folk strange cases!
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