Holmes fans level I to level III: Read Sherlock Holmes over and over again
Holmes fans level IV to level VI: Passionate about research, collecting items related to Sherlock Holmes, and joining related societies.
Holmes Fans Level VII-X: Believing that Sherlock Holmes is a real person, they need to solve the problem: How many times has Watson been married? Does Holmes have a son? The landlady is his secret mistress?
If it reaches level X, the best case scenario is to take some medicine in the morning; the worst case scenario is to die violently...
In the Swiss mountains, the Baker Street Hotel was cut off from the outside world by an avalanche 4 days ago. When firefighters broke in, they found only 11 bodies. The dead were quickly identified and they were experts attending the Sherlock Holmes seminar.
There is a group of strange people in the world. They are all hardcore fans of Sherlock Holmes and firmly believe that Sherlock Holmes really exists. This time we gathered at the Baker Street Hotel to win the only Sherlockian professorship by publishing a paper. The papers were all kinds of weird: some said Arsene Lupine was the illegitimate son of Sherlock Holmes; some thought the landlady of Baker Street was Holmes' secret lover; some claimed to be Holmes's great-grandson... The seminar was held in a serious yet absurd atmosphere.
An avalanche, a secret room, 11 Sherlock Holmes fans, no one survived, who is the murderer?
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! The characters in it are quite interesting, like those hardcore Sherlock fans, and their theories and ideas are really dumbfounding. However, I kind of hate the person who pretends to be Sherlock Holmes's great-grandson. It's so vain. The whole story is full of suspense, just like playing a Sherlock Holmes puzzle game. It's quite interesting. You can also check it out.
It's okay. It's a very interesting book. Reasoning and absurdity coexist. The satire of the characters in the book is also very black humorous. However, the last chapter is a bit disappointing.
The language is very humorous, with a sense of British humor, and there are many inappropriate discussions about Sherlock Holmes.
I really didn't expect that all the truth was in "I" - Olina's notes. I had vague guesses before, but they were always interfered with. When the truth was finally revealed, I realized that what I was thinking was right [face covering]
All right! Some of the ideas in it are quite interesting.
This book is very interesting! The characters in it are quite interesting, like those hardcore Sherlock fans, and their theories and ideas are really dumbfounding. However, I kind of hate the person who pretends to be Sherlock Holmes's great-grandson. It's so vain. The whole story is full of suspense, just like playing a Sherlock Holmes puzzle game. It's quite interesting. You can also check it out.
It's okay. It's a very interesting book. Reasoning and absurdity coexist. The satire of the characters in the book is also very black humorous. However, the last chapter is a bit disappointing.
The language is very humorous, with a sense of British humor, and there are many inappropriate discussions about Sherlock Holmes. I really didn't expect that all the truth was in "I" - Olina's notes. I had vague guesses before, but they were always interfered with. When the truth was finally revealed, I realized that what I was thinking was right [face covering]
All right! Some of the ideas in it are quite interesting.