A must-read for suspenseful reasoning!
The world classic "Portrait of a Murderer" novel personally selected and edited by Edogawa Ranpo, the "father of Japanese mystery novels"! ——
"Portrait of a Murderer" - hunger, depression, bullying, a school as cold as winter...
"Faith, Hope, Love" - The violent sunlight on the wilderness pierces the heart of the guilty.
"The Killer" - Waiting for the god of death to knock on the door is more terrifying than death itself!
In Europe and the United States, people often start to compile masterpieces of short mystery novels from around the world. This book selects the masterpieces loved by "the father of Japanese mystery novels" Edogawa Ranpo from those masterpieces, compiled into six volumes, and presents readers with a historical perspective of short mystery novels from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century. The short mystery novels, which span a century, cover genres such as character, suspense, and tough guy. They are rich in variety and full of charm that is different from full-length works.
