First of all, let me explain that this was translated by me, not written by me.
"Hansachi" is a collection of detective stories from the Edo period in Japan, and is known as the ancestor of Japanese detective mystery novels. Personally I think it looks great.
However, if you only like mystery novels such as secret room murders and high-tech detection, this novel may not be to your taste.
If you like detective novels with twists and turns, rich characters, complete and compact, and full of exotic flavors, you can give it a try and you won't be disappointed.
The author of this book, Kitou Okamoto, is recognized as the ancestor of Japanese mystery novels, and the protagonist Hanshichi is known as "Edo Holmes".
The whole book consists of sixty-eight stories, and I don't know how many of them can be translated. But I will continue to translate it as long as I have time.