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She was a well-known socialite in New York who traveled among men, but she was strangled to death in her home. The murder scene seemed perfect, like a flawless home invasion and murder. Unexpectedly, the investigation turned out to be full of doubts. Everything seemed to be an illusion created to cover up the truth. As a result of in-depth investigation, not only did the case not come to light, but an even more confusing "gang of four suspects" emerged. Who is the murderer? What awaits them is one trap after another and the return of death...

Stim Schip Van Dien is a literary magazine editor. He began to engage in literary creation after middle age, and successively created a series of detective novels such as "Game of Death" and "God's Redemption". His works immediately caused a huge sensation in Western society after they were published, causing the publisher to set the highest sales record again and again. This ushered in the golden age of American mystery detective literature. The protagonist Philo Vance created by Van Dien in his novel has the dual identity of an art connoisseur and an amateur detective. He uses psychological analysis as the center of the analysis method to regard the crime as a work of art and the entire case-solving process as a mental game exercise. He strives to judge the various psychological factors involved and use this to deduce the true face of the murderer. He is also known as "America's Golden Detective".