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The Strange Case of Lu Ping: the Complete Collection of Detective Novels by Sun Liaohong
Between truth and falsehood, explore the abyss of human nature "He came out of the grave and strangled the enemies who falsely accused him to death!" Sun Liaohong, a best-selling writer of detective novels during the Republic of China. He entered the literary world in the 1920s and reached his creative peak in the late 1940s. His "The Strange Case of Lu Ping" series has become a Chinese detective novel series as famous as Cheng Xiaoqing's "Hawthorne Detective". This book compiles many of his cla
1Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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Blue Rattlesnake
Lu Ping sneaked into the Western-style building owned by Japanese lackey Chen Miaogen and attempted to steal "a safe in a corner on the second floor." However, he accidentally discovered Chen Miaogen's body and the safe was empty. Out of interest, Lu Ping decided to solve the case himself and make some extra money. Lu Ping easily pinned the murderer on the "Blue Rattlesnake", and the main line of the story became Lu Ping's battle of wits and courage with him. The close combat between the two wa
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Ghost Hand
This is one of the complete works of Lu Ping. It selects five stories: "Ghost Hands", "Purple Swimsuit", "The Puppet's Play", "House No. 33" And "Between Truth and Falsehood". It tells the detective story of Lu Ping, created by Sun Liaohong, who robs the rich, helps the poor, and hoe the strong to help the weak. The protagonist Lu Ping is similar to Jason Robin, a grand thief written by Maurice LeBlanc. The description of the story emphasizes suspense and often has an atmosphere of mystery and h
—Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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The Mystery of Ghost Hands: Selected Collection of Detective Novels by Sun Liaohong
"He came out of the grave and strangled the enemies who falsely accused him to death!" Sun Liaohong, a best-selling writer of detective novels during the Republic of China. He entered the literary world in the 1920s and reached his creative peak in the late 1940s. His "The Strange Case of Lu Ping" series has become a Chinese detective novel series as famous as Cheng Xiaoqing's "Hawthorne Detective". This book compiles many of his classic detective novels such as "The Ghost Hand", "Sai Jinhua's W
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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The Complete Collection of Novels by Lu Ping, the Thief (Full Version)
China's first generation "Phantom Thief Kidd"! Gentleman's hat + red tie + ghostly smile, specializes in stealing traitors and black merchants to save the people. The secret room reversal and psychological hypnosis are played very well. He is more rogue than the detective and more coquettish than the knight. The young ladies of the Republic of China cheered crazily for him: "The three senses follow the five senses, and Lu Ping has all the tricks!"
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