At midnight, the elderly director of the Louvre Museum was murdered. At the last moment of his life, the curator took off his clothes, clearly arranged his body in the shape of Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting "Vitruvian Man", lay down on the parquet floor of the art gallery, and left an elusive password next to the body. Harvard University semiotics expert Robert Langdon and codebreaking genius Sophie Neveu set out to sort out a lot of weird codes. They discovered that a series of clues were hidden in Leonardo da Vinci's works of art!
Reader comments
I have read it before, the first suspense enlightenment book. I want to read it again. It will definitely have a different feeling. I hope to see this series on Tomato
I have basically finished all the physical books written by Dan Brown, and they are still very interesting.
I have read it before, the first suspense enlightenment book. I want to read it again. It will definitely have a different feeling. I hope to see this series on Tomato
I have basically finished all the physical books written by Dan Brown, and they are still very interesting.