This book is also called "About my reincarnation as a detective from the Victorian era: I was a blind librarian in my previous life, so I had to solve the maze in the foggy city!" [Light Hundred]
"Mirrors are as evil to mankind as damned reproduction!"
Jorge Luis Borges, the world-renowned Argentinian literary master, originally thought that he would return to nothingness after death. Unexpectedly, when I woke up, my eyesight was restored and my wrinkles disappeared. I actually traveled to London in 1899 and became an Earl's daughter and consulting detective named Georgina Purgess!
Bad news: There's something not quite right about this London. Jack the Ripper may be a time traveler. The entrance to the "Library of Babel" is hidden underground in the British Museum, and the cases brought by the client are all "infinitely proliferating books", "dreaming tigers" or "stolen yesterdays".
Good news: Although the body has become a delicate and delicate lady, the brain filled with thousands of books is still there.
"Watson? No, I don't need an assistant. All I need is a cup of black tea, an encyclopedia, and—get that damn mirror out of my room!"
When metaphysics meets steampunk, when magical realism meets hardcore reasoning.
——In this world full of fog, there is not only one truth, the truth is a branching path!
Reader comments
1. Perception: I read every word of the first chapter carefully. This is the feeling of secretly reading the physical book ten years ago.
2. Features: I can't guess the content of the next chapter. Old bookworms can guess the plot of 90% of the books on the Internet. Those so-called great books in Qidian don't want to click on them after reading the names. This book is rare, and every chapter is a surprise.
3. Feelings: From the title of the book, I know what my interest is in reading this book, but I want to say that I had a misunderstanding when I first read it. This book is a true otaku novel (not what is now called two-dimensional fan fiction). Whether it is the second-grade catchphrase, the bizarre plot, or the delicate emotional descriptions, it reminded me of the time when I first entered the two-dimensional world. It was not until I searched for the name in it that I was sure that this was really a fan fiction!
4. Sigh: Nowadays, those who write fan fiction are all borrowing the fame of the original work. This novel is almost the same as the original work. This reminds me of the original purpose of fanfiction, which seems to be to spread sharing and expand stories. I have become an outdated person, but I will always like the second dimension!
5. Summary: I will not read Borges's book because of this book. This is related to my personal interests and ideological tendencies. But I will always pay attention to the author's book until it is finished or the book is unfinished. Otherwise, I will keep an eye on even the annual updates or eunuchs. Don't underestimate the persistence of people who like the second dimension!
A masterpiece that pleases both the simple words and narrative techniques
"Novices always want to shock readers, but they are often in a dilemma when answering questions."
A quote from Mr. John Dickson Carr, the "King of the Chamber of Secrets."
I don't know if this author will continue writing this story, but I am still satisfied that he has given me some fun and inspiration.
Maybe I should delve into another literary setting - Bertram's Hotel? (Works by Agatha Christie)
It's pretty good. It's in line with magical reality and combines detective work well.
1. Perception: I read every word of the first chapter carefully. This is the feeling of secretly reading the physical book ten years ago. 2. Features: I can't guess the content of the next chapter. Old bookworms can guess the plot of 90% of the books on the Internet. Those so-called great books in Qidian don't want to click on them after reading the names. This book is rare, and every chapter is a surprise. 3. Feelings: From the title of the book, I know what my interest is in reading this book, but I want to say that I had a misunderstanding when I first read it. This book is a true otaku novel (not what is now called two-dimensional fan fiction). Whether it is the second-grade catchphrase, the bizarre plot, or the delicate emotional descriptions, it reminded me of the time when I first entered the two-dimensional world. It was not until I searched for the name in it that I was sure that this was really a fan fiction! 4. Sigh: Nowadays, those who write fan fiction are all borrowing the fame of the original work. This novel is almost the same as the original work. This reminds me of the original purpose of fanfiction, which seems to be to spread sharing and expand stories. I have become an outdated person, but I will always like the second dimension! 5. Summary: I will not read Borges's book because of this book. This is related to my personal interests and ideological tendencies. But I will always pay attention to the author's book until it is finished or the book is unfinished. Otherwise, I will keep an eye on even the annual updates or eunuchs. Don't underestimate the persistence of people who like the second dimension!
A masterpiece that pleases both the simple words and narrative techniques
"Novices always want to shock readers, but they are often in a dilemma when answering questions." A quote from Mr. John Dickson Carr, the "King of the Chamber of Secrets." I don't know if this author will continue writing this story, but I am still satisfied that he has given me some fun and inspiration. Maybe I should delve into another literary setting - Bertram's Hotel? (Works by Agatha Christie)
It's pretty good. It's in line with magical reality and combines detective work well.