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A unique historical mystery novel that doesn't even look like a mystery novel. The so-called case in the novel is a well-known story in British history: Richard III murdered two young princes imprisoned in the Tower of London in order to seize the throne. The suspect's "crime" is outrageous and even more thought-provoking. But Inspector Grant, sitting on the hospital bed, relied on his careful reasoning to overturn the four-hundred-year-old historical conclusion in one fell swoop, and told us: the truth of the matter may not be what you hear or see!

"The Queue" There is a long queue at the Woffington Theater in London. A man who was queuing up to buy tickets to watch the musical was found dead in the queue with a shiny and evil silver dagger stuck in his back. What is strange is that the people in front and behind the deceased did not know when the deceased was killed, and there was nothing on the deceased that could identify him. "Elegant Detective" Grant personally took action to investigate the case, and the suspects were easily captured. When he was done, the detective's sixth sense gave him new confusion about the case...