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David Byfield is handsome, personable, ambitious in his career, and has a perfect family. David's pursuit of career and power brought him to Luoxingdun, a peaceful town on the outskirts of London. The residents here live in harmony, and there is even one famous person: a priest and a poet, who ended his life in a strange way. David was so focused on his future development that he had no time to take into account the things around him. What pulled him back to the real world was the mysterious death of his family. The crime was exposed, and David's life could not be restored. He believed in God and wanted to track down the culprit. He found that the dead were related to the poet who died decades ago. Half a century has passed, but the sins of his predecessors still cling to David. Could it be a punishment for him? Indeed, David once made a big mistake out of selfishness, a mistake that he did not want anyone to know about. Tragedy is not fate, but the recurrence of history.

Early one morning, William Dougal, a graduate student in the Department of History at Cambridge, was called to the office by his tutor. Unexpectedly, what was waiting for him was the corpse of his tutor! On the same day, Dougal received another document written in medieval font, and someone suggested that he had a large amount of wealth hidden here and the cause of his mentor's death. Dugal used his professional knowledge to successfully translate the document, but unexpectedly saw the obituary of a familiar person in the newspaper...

David Byfield is handsome, personable, ambitious in his career, and has a perfect family. David's pursuit of career and power brought him to Luoxingdun, a peaceful town on the outskirts of London. The residents here live in harmony, and there is even one famous person: a priest and a poet, who ended his life in a strange way. David was so focused on his future development that he had no time to take into account the things around him. What pulled him back to the real world was the mysterious death of his family. The crime was exposed, and David's life could not be restored. He believed in God and wanted to track down the culprit. He found that the dead were related to the poet who died decades ago. Half a century has passed, but the sins of his predecessors still cling to David. Could it be a punishment for him? Indeed, David once made a big mistake out of selfishness, a mistake that he did not want anyone to know about. Tragedy is not fate, but the recurrence of history.

Winner of the British Crime Writers Association Lifetime Achievement Award, he is one of the most outstanding contemporary historical novelists. Historical reasoning, crime mystery, take you into British adventure! Edgar Allan Poe, known as the originator of detective fiction, lived in England from 1815 to 1820, when he was still a child in boarding school. Later generations believe that his masterpiece "William Wilson" has an autobiographical element, because this short story is set in a British boarding school. Today, Thomas Hilde is on his way to a country boarding school. Almost penniless, he is about to become a teacher for a group of wealthy children in London. Among his students is an American boy named Edgar Allen. Edgar and his good friend Charles are inseparable every day. As their teacher, Hilde has the opportunity to glimpse a corner of the life of the rich. Just when he secretly lamented the different fates, a horrific corpse turned everything upside down, and bystanders were not spared either. The complete collection consists of five volumes, including: The Last Four Things, The Trial of Strangers, Death Studio, Caroline Fonts, and American Boys.

David Byfield is handsome, personable, ambitious in his career, and has a perfect family. David's pursuit of career and power brought him to Luoxingdun, a peaceful town on the outskirts of London. The residents here live in harmony, and there is even one famous person: a priest and a poet, who ended his life in a strange way. David was so focused on his future development that he had no time to take into account the things around him. What pulled him back to the real world was the mysterious death of his family. The crime was exposed, and David's life could not be restored. He believed in God and wanted to track down the culprit. He found that the dead were related to the poet who died decades ago. Half a century has passed, but the sins of his predecessors still cling to David. Could it be a punishment for him?

Edgar Allan Poe, known as the originator of detective fiction, lived in England from 1815 to 1820, when he was a child in boarding school. Later generations believe that his masterpiece "William Wilson" has some autobiographical elements, because this short story is set in a British boarding school. Today, Thomas Hilde is on his way to a country boarding school. Almost penniless, he is about to become a teacher for a group of wealthy children in London. Among his students is an American boy named Edgar Allen. Edgar and his good friend Charles are inseparable every day. As their teacher, Hilde has the opportunity to glimpse a corner of the life of the rich. Just when he secretly lamented the different fates, a horrific corpse turned everything upside down, and bystanders were not spared either.