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There is a dormitory for international students on Pecan Street. Men and women with different skin colors and personalities live here, and they live in harmony. But recently, there have been a series of strange theft incidents, and what was lost were less valuable things, such as light bulbs, a girl's lipstick, a shoe, and the like. Mrs. Hubbard, the housekeeper, didn't pay much attention until someone had ink spilled on a girl's graduation thesis. She felt that there was hidden malice in the matter and she must take it seriously. Mrs. Hubbard asked Poirot to investigate. Poirot suggested "calling the police" in the dormitory. As soon as this was said, someone "surrendered" that night. However, the girls who surrendered died the next day and were clumsily disguised as suicides. The murder brought the police to Pecan Street, and more crazy murders followed. Is the cruel murderer really one of the inexperienced students?

The always calm and composed Hercule Poirot is facing the most difficult case in his detective career - the motive of the crime? Doesn't exist. Poison? Not knowing where to end. Mr. Satterthwaite, that spectator on the stage of life, reappears and steals much of the limelight from the great detective. An innocent girl who doesn't know the heights of heaven and earth, two gentle older gentlemen, and three innocent dead people who have no connection with each other. Similar dramas are staged alternately, and the tragedy begins with a banquet of thirteen people that is destined to turn into a curse, and slowly begins...

A past of change of heart and betrayal, two women with completely different personalities, and three pairs of young men and women trapped in emotional entanglements. At the gathering at Seagull Point, everyone gathered from all directions felt the tragedy was coming. In fact, the murder has already begun. It silently goes through the cause and process, and reaches its climax at a specific time and place. The murder itself is the end of the story, the zero-point moment.

Agatha's most representative masterpieces: "No Survival", "Murder on the Orient Express", "Tragedy on the Nile", "The Mysterious Case at Styles Manor", "Murder Instructions", etc.

Mrs. McGinty, the cleaning lady, is murdered mysteriously and without warning. The murderer brutally smashed the back of her head. The eccentric tenant James Bentley immediately became the most suspicious suspect. His clothes were stained with the victim's blood and hair. However, the experienced Superintendent Spence did not think he was a murderer. Can the truth be found in a newspaper clipping from two days before the murder? The killer is still at large. The great detective Hercule Poirot must guard against all kinds of accidents and piece together this messy puzzle to find the real murderer...

The young and beautiful Eleanor Carlyle stood calmly in the dock. She was the niece of Mrs. Wellman, the mistress of H Manor, and was accused of murdering her love rival, Mary Gerard, the daughter of the porter of H Manor. The evidence is conclusive: Eleanor prepared the fatal lunch, and only she had the motive and timing to commit the crime. However, only one person in this hostile court still believes that Eleanor is innocent until proven guilty. Hercule Poirot stands between Eleanor and the gallows...

Tommy and Tuppence Beresford love adventure, so they happily take over the International Detective Agency from Scotland Yard and open its doors. In fact, their secret mission was to pay special attention to blue letters bearing Russian stamps with the number sixteen written on the back. What's more, if anyone comes to the office and mentions the number sixteen, Scotland Yard must be notified immediately. Tommy and Tuppence took turns playing famous detectives in famous detective novels and solved one case after another. It's just that the person codenamed Sixteen arrived late. In the end, can Tommy and his wife, who play the great detective Poirot and his partner Hastings, successfully solve this last case?

Hercule Poirot, the best and probably the most narcissistic detective in the world, wanted to retire and grow zucchini in the suburbs! His friends laughed at him and said he was not worthy of his name. Because there is only one letter difference between the names of Hercules and the Hercules in Greek mythology, and Hercules has twelve famous feats. Naturally, Poirot would not admit defeat. He decided that if he wanted to take on twelve more cases, it would be better if they were as bizarre, difficult and interesting as the twelve tasks of Hercules. But of course, he's not the kind to put in physical effort. His weapons are gray brain cells.

Agatha Christie's creative career lasted for more than fifty years, and she created a total of more than 80 detective novels. Her works sell well in more than 100 countries and regions around the world, with cumulative sales exceeding 2 billion copies. She created the mustached detective Poirot and the spinster detective Miss Marple for readers to relish. Agatha Christie is the greatest detective novel writer after Conan Doyle. She is the founder and master of the golden age of detective literature. In 1971, the Queen of England awarded Christie a knighthood in recognition of his immortal contributions. The complete collection of Agatha Christie's detective novels contains a total of 85 volumes of Agatha's works, including the Poirot series, Marple series and non-series. It is the first complete collection in China!

Lynette Ridgeway has it all - youth, beauty, a great mind, and an inheritance of huge wealth. But to everyone's surprise, she quickly married her real estate agent, Doyle, the boyfriend of her best friend Jacqueline. The happily married couple decided to go to Egypt for their honeymoon. Jacqueline, who was determined to take revenge, the lawyer who secretly tampered with Linette's property, and many other tourists who seemed to be outsiders boarded the same boat with them.

The Burton siblings moved to a peaceful country town to recuperate physically and mentally. But as soon as they settled down, they received a malicious anonymous letter accusing the two of incest. They were surprised to find that the residents of the town had received anonymous letters with different contents one after another. The situation became more and more serious and finally turned into a murder case...