"Of course I have traveled through time, and I have also traveled to the parallel world of London in 1888. There are some scattered pages here." Yiyita introduced.
"Traveling back to London in 1888, does it mean that finding the pages will solve the case of Jack the Ripper?" Sissi said in surprise.
Jack the Ripper, the first case, the deceased, middle-aged prostitute Tabulian, was found dead in Whitechapel, East End, on August 7, 1888. The second case was Anne on August 15. Then on September 25, he sent a provocative letter to the Central News Agency. The first case at the beginning of the period did not cause a big panic because the East End of London in 1888 was a famous immigration center, with tens of thousands of immigrants from as far away as Russia and Eastern Europe settling here. Due to the meager income, this area has long become a hotbed of poverty and crime, with homeless gangsters and prostitutes living on the streets. Crime happens. But when the second case happened, people panicked. There was a serial killer in the city!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
