Library

The timeless classic (unabridged) of Jules Verne, the father of modern science fiction novels, is a new translation by the famous translator Chen Xiaoqing. The science fiction classic that influenced Liu Cixin and the masterpiece that has influenced mankind for 150 years were selected into the must-read list of the new curriculum standards of the Ministry of Education in 2018. "Around the World in Eighty Days" Mr. Phileas Fogg made a bet with his friends that he could travel around the world in eighty days. He took his servant Mastercard from London to the Indian Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, traveled to Hong Kong, Japan, the United States and other places, and finally returned to London. He originally thought he was one day late, but because of the time difference, he actually completed the impossible task one day early. "The Indian Lady's Five Hundred Million Frans" French doctor Sarazan and German chemistry professor Schulz each received an inheritance of five hundred million francs from an Indian lady. The former built a French city to provide residents with a happy life, while the latter built an arsenal to specialize in the production of destructive weapons. Schulz's conspiracy was undermined by engineer Marce who went deep into the arsenal, and he himself froze to death in the arsenal.

"Survival Experiment" contains Wang Jinkang's two novellas "Mercury Sowing" and "Survival Experiment". The two novels are connected in a philosophical sense and contain some thoughts on life and religion. The protagonists of the novel are all primitive lives in the barbaric era, and the novel is like the Chinese version of "Genesis". "Mercury Sowing": Chen Yizhe, a businessman with good intentions, suddenly obtained the inheritance of a stranger, Ms. Sha Wu. Sha Wu created a silicon-tin-sodium micro-life that could survive in liquid metal, but she was unable to maintain the operation of this life circle when she died. She asked Chen to release these lives to the most suitable place - Mercury. "Survival Experiment": It tells the story of a group of children struggling to survive on an alien planet. Fifty-eight 10-year-old children were left alone on an unknown planet. They were cared for by a robot mother who knew nothing. In order to let the children survive, the robot mother conducts cruel survival experiments on them.

Ad

The novel by the famous French writer Jules Verne is one of his masterpieces. On May 24, 1863, Professor Lidenbrock accidentally discovered a piece of parchment in an ancient book. He got inspiration from the words on the parchment: Arne Saknussemm, his predecessor, had traveled to the center of the earth. Professor Lidenbrock decided to make the same trip. On May 27, 1863, he took his nephew Axel and enough food, instruments and weapons, etc., And set out from Hamburg. When he arrived in Iceland, he asked a guide Hans to accompany him. The three of them followed the instructions of their predecessors and descended from the Sneffels crater in Iceland. After three months of travel, they experienced difficulties and obstacles such as water shortage, getting lost, and storms. Finally, due to the impact of rock flows, they returned to the ground from a crater on the island of Stromboli in northern Sicily in the Mediterranean Sea. The whole book records the arduous experiences on the journey and the various wonders underground in a compact style. Through this novel, readers can learn perseverance and strong will and gain rich scientific knowledge.

A masterpiece by Verne, the "father of science fiction". "Journey to the Center of the Earth" mainly tells the story of German scientist Professor Lidenbrock, who was inspired by a coded letter from his predecessor Sacknudsen, and together with his nephew Axel and guide Hans, they went on an adventure trip through the center of the earth. They descended from the Snæfells Crater in Iceland, overcoming various hardships such as lack of water, getting lost, and storms along the way, and finally returned to the ground from the Stromboli volcano in Sicily during a volcanic eruption. The whole work travels through time and space, is full of suspense and is touching. Verne cleverly combines fantasy with science. With his extraordinary scientific imagination and rich and realistic descriptions of scenery, readers can experience the mysterious underground world and be immersed in Verne's wonderful fantasy.

This book is a collection of short stories written by Morimi Nobumihiko in tribute to the classics. The all-powerful library police chief robbed the activity room of the Sophist Club, and the Sophist Club was in danger of disbanding. Meiye, a member who claims to be the "spokesperson of the Sophist Club", went to the library police chief to argue. The chief said that if he wanted to keep the activity room, he must prove "true friendship" to him. For this reason, Meiye left his only close friend Serina as a hostage, and he embarked on a great escape across Kyoto. Will Serina's wait be disappointed? Can Meiye escape the trap set by the superior in Kyoto? Where will these two close friends, tied together by the black thread of fate, go in the end? Nobhiko Morimi brought five classic works to the stage in Kyoto, and recolored them with a dreamy and humorous brush, thus reshaping the literary classics and perfectly depicting the decadent and exciting daily life of a group of youthful and lost college students.

After witnessing her mother's unfaithful marriage, the young girl Alyssa had deep doubts about love. Even though her childhood sweetheart Jerome was by her side, she dared not approach him. Does bravely pursuing the bright white moonlight and obtaining earthly happiness also mean accepting the frivolity of marriage? Life is not easy. Maybe there is no need to deliberately build a narrow door for yourself.

The priest adopted the blind girl Gertrude and provided her with cultural enlightenment. However, as they got along day by day, she gradually fell in love with her and fell into the abyss of selfish desire... At the same time, the blind girl discovered that the priest's son also had a crush on her, so she fell into embarrassment and contradiction, suffered torture, and could not be resolved. Do we really have the courage to face the evil in our nature, and where is the outlet for pain?

We long for the freedom to gallop without restraint, just like galloping horses in the vast African wilderness; however, our hearts are always bound by some invisible things: customs, responsibilities, love, marriage... Perhaps only people like Michelle, after suffering a serious illness and thinking about life and death, can truly make up their minds to listen to the call of the body and pursue freedom at all costs.

Karl Ove Knausgaard, a master of contemporary literature and a genius of observation and introspection, has created the third volume of a tetralogy based on the four seasons. Knausgaard's four-part literary project with the theme of the four seasons takes on a completely different shape in the new "In Spring". This time he abandoned all writing gimmicks or designs, and looked at his family and life completely as a father, recording for his newly born daughter a world she still knew nothing about - what kind of expectations she lived in her mother's belly, what hardships she had encountered with her mother, how her arrival healed the trauma in the family, and what kind of busy and tiring day she experienced under the care of her father not long after she came to this world. "In Spring" is another concentrated expression of Knausgaard's sensitive, honest, and speculative writing style. It is also the most emotionally rich part of the tetralogy. He reflects on his relationship with the world in trivial daily affairs, telling his newborn daughter what the bond between man and the world is, and at the same time leading us to rediscover the meaning of human existence in the world.

"Looking at Art from Another Eye" includes 17 art essays published by Barnes in "Modern Painters", "Times Literary Supplement", "London Review of Books" and other journals, as well as 50 relevant full-color masterpieces by the painter, with a special appendix of the author's preface. Beginning with Gericault's "The Beach" art review (included in "Chapter 101\u002F2 World History"), writer Barnes turned his attention to the field of art and has since written a series of art essays with a unique style. Starting from the unprecedentedly prosperous French painting scene in the nineteenth century, Barnes leads us through the stories of seventeen artists - Géricault, Delacroix, Courbet, Manet, Fontaine-Latour... Leading us all the way to romanticism, realism, and then modernism.

"The Little Donkey and Me" is a collection of essays written by Spanish Nobel Prize winner Jimenez about his close relationship with his beloved little donkey Pur. There are more than 100 short stories in the book. Each article is short, concise, clean and elegant, full of poetic melancholy, exuding a touch of sadness. It expresses the imperfection of reality in the innocent tone of a child, and the words are filled with love and warmth. In the author's eyes, the little donkey is full of spirituality, noble and kind. The author's emotions about it include enthusiasm, longing, worry, bitterness, and sweetness. He writes about his lifelong friendship with a little donkey in a touching way.

"Water Margin", also known as "The Complete Story of Water Margin of Loyalty and Righteousness", is one of China's four great classics and the first chapter-style novel written in vernacular Chinese in the history of Chinese literature. The material of this book originates from the story of the peasant uprising led by Song Jiang in the late Northern Song Dynasty. Through storytelling, opera and other performance forms in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, and through the artistic processing of many artists, it was compiled into scripts and dramas and was widely circulated among the people. During the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, Shi Naian artistically processed these materials and wrote this book. "Water Margin" mainly tells the story of 108 upright and kind-hearted heroes who were forced to become bandits during the Huizong period of the Northern Song Dynasty due to the emperor's stupidity and corrupt officials who framed Zhongliang. These heroes gathered in Liangshan Mountain to punish evil and promote good under the banner of "doing justice for heaven, robbing the rich and giving to the poor", which dealt a heavy blow to the arrogance of the ruling class.

"Water Margin", also known as "Water Margin of Loyalty and Righteousness", is one of the four famous works in my country. It mainly writes about the Huizong period of the Northern Song Dynasty, when the emperor was fatuous, treacherous ministers were in power, corrupt officials framed loyal people, and the people were in dire straits. In order to celebrate the birthday of Grand Master Cai Jing, Liang Zhongshu collected hundreds of thousands of taels of silver in two years. Gao Qiu, who just played a good football, was promoted to the rank of Taiwei of the Palace Commander's Palace. In order to avenge himself, he persecuted the Forbidden Army coach Wang Jin and framed Lin Chong... As a result, many upright and kind-hearted people were forced to become bandits, and there were 108 stories of heroes gathering in Liangshanbo to "do justice for heaven". These heroes raised the flag of justice, punished evil and promoted good with the slogan of doing justice for heaven, robbing the rich and giving to the poor, which dealt a heavy blow to the arrogance of the ruling class and promoted the heroic fighting spirit of the people.

"Water Margin" is the first full-length novel written in vernacular Chinese in Chinese history, setting a precedent for vernacular chapter-style novels. The work tells the story of a group of green forest heroes headed by Song Jiang in Liangshanbo, Shandong Province in the Northern Song Dynasty. They were forced to kill the rich and help the poor, and gradually grew and grew until they accepted the imperial court's invitation to conquer the country. The novel has a tortuous plot, vivid language, and distinctive characters. It has a high degree of artistic achievement and is listed as one of the "Four Great Masterpieces" of Chinese classical novels.

The huge white marble tower "Central Cathedral" is the symbol of the "Congregational Church". With the help of "Cardinal", the sage in the isolated great library, both Eugeo and Kirito entered the great church and headed towards the hundredth floor where the priest "Adominis Doret" was. The former was to change Alice, who had become an integrity knight, back to her "original form", and the latter was to prevent the Underworld from being destroyed... And then finally reached the ninety-ninth floor. What appeared in front of Kirito and Alice was Eugeo, wearing the armor of an integrity knight with a cold light in his eyes. Eugeo drew his sword without hesitation, and Kirito had no choice but to fight. On the day when we embark on the journey, will the battle and separation heralded by the roaring thunder in the distance become a reality? Can Kirito's screams with all his strength be able to impress Eugeo, whose memory has been blocked? Alicization "Human World Chapter", completed!

Who has not had many irreparable regrets in his life? Zhou Xiaoyun, who dropped out of school early, fell in love early, got married early and had children at an early age, had a difficult life. She got into a car accident after an argument with her husband, and her soul returned to the age of six. Since she has the chance to start over in life, she must of course rely on her own efforts to live a new and happy life. To be a top student at school and the teacher's favorite, to be an all-round assistant at home to win the favor of your parents, to change the future of your brothers and sisters together, and to be a happy family is the real happiness.

"Wuthering Heights" (1847) has been reviewed as a poem written in prose. It mainly tells the love story between the two heroines Catherine and Heathcliff who sacrifice their lives. The author uses prose poems to describe the story, uses landscape paintings as the background, and uses fantasy dreams to exaggerate the love between the two, making this novel highly artistic.

This is a collection of white stories about loneliness and affection. Revealing the gentle, bright, lonely and unknown side of "Baek Yiyi". After the boy with the prophetic ability said those words to me in "Future Forecast", our lives changed forever... "The Girl in the Film" "Sadako" who called my name in the film slowly turned her head in the video, teacher... Why are you shaking again? Teacher, what's wrong with you? "The Hand Grabbed by the Thief" The hand that quietly reaches into the crack in the wall for the purpose of stealing, what it grabs is not banknotes or jewelry, but another hand? "The Lost World" When I become a vegetable, what should I do to find a way for everyone to be happy? "Bai Yiyi" series of pure love works, see how Yiyi plays with healing reasoning. Waiting is lonely, loneliness is lonely, regret is lonely, fulfillment is lonely. We met because of loneliness.

The noble and beautiful lady took her elderly husband for a walk on the edge of the cliff. The couple were found dead at the bottom of the cliff the next day. Is this a suicide pact? Or a long-planned murder? A literary luncheon involved an old case. In order to find out the truth, the great detective Poirot and Mrs. Oliver embarked on a journey to find the elephant. Elephants are said to have excellent memories. No matter how time passes, elephants will never forget.

The beautiful priestess with her arms raised in front of the shrine, the blue primroses that portend doom in the secret chamber, the sudden appearance of blood on the stone road, the mysterious psychic who claims to be able to divine the future, the mysterious disappearance of the will, the grass of death dominated by jealousy and possessiveness... The members of the Tuesday night club sat together and took turns telling the mystery that happened around them. Only dear Miss Marple could point out the truth every time.

A poor and ugly single man leads a lonely life. One day, he had a sudden idea and hid in a luxurious chair. And this chair happened to be delivered to the home of a beautiful lady... Cruel, crazy and sad, strange, curious and funny. Welcome to the mystery world of Edogawa Ranpo!

This is a heart-warming novel about "loneliness and love", a masterpiece of reasoning intertwined with sadness, tenderness, horror, youth and evil. Reveal the gentle, bright and lonely side of "Baek Eul-il". "Bai Yiyi" series of pure love works, see how Yiyi plays with healing reasoning. "Flower Song" It turns out that the girl's humming sound comes from this flower. I touched it with my fingertips and felt the body temperature... "Lying Girlfriend" has been deceiving everyone that I have a girlfriend. I didn't expect everyone to believe it, so I had to tell the lie. But he found that she gradually took on a physical form... "Injury" Anri, who has the ability to transfer wounds and pain, has a thin body always covered with large and small scars. But who should fill the huge gap in his heart? "Only You Hear" A girl who is always lonely in class, and a boy who likes to wander in garbage dumps, two souls who originally thought they would be alone for the rest of their lives, are connected through the incredible "mobile phone in the brain". When the call button is pressed, something begins to sprout between each other... There is also a super humorous short story "Knight Underpants." Yiyi writes the pain that is difficult to express into words into a silent cry. There was no sound, but it was shouted into our hearts and resonated strongly. The bells calling each other in the mind, the hoarse screams of pain in the heart for help, the low hum of the flower song of longing, those words that are more firm than anyone else. No one notices, only you hear.

Every time I thought I was close to the truth, I turned to the next page and found another surprise. Only when you read the end will you understand the true meaning of the title. At the same time, "Masked Villa" is not just a brain-burning mystery novel. After reading it, you can understand the huge love buried deep in your heart. Perhaps it is precisely because of such a rich reading experience that Orihara Kazuo, winner of the Japan Mystery Writers Association Award, listed "Masked Villa" among his top three works by Keigo Nakano. As in previous summers, the Morisakis invited relatives and friends to the villa to escape the summer heat. Unexpectedly, the calm was broken in the early morning of the next day. Two armed men broke into the villa and hijacked eight people present. Everyone kept trying to save themselves: using the very short time they were out to write distress signals, using timers to control the switch to cause a short circuit... But they all failed because someone was secretly causing trouble. On the morning of the third day, a hostage was found lying in a pool of blood, and the murderer could not be the kidnapper. Everyone realized that there was someone more terrifying than the kidnapper among them.

The protagonist Gao Neng has the magical ability to read minds, and everything around him is unsettling. The mysterious suicide of a colleague, the elusive ghost ID, the kind-hearted blind girl... A high-powered life is so different from the ordinary, and a huge conspiracy is quietly coming. The mask of King Lanling, who has been missing for thousands of years, disappears and appears. Faced with this shocking situation, where will Gao Neng go?

Mr. Fortesco's old life was quite unstable in his later years: in business, he had disagreements with his eldest son, and poor financial arrangements caused him a lot of losses; in the family, the younger son had been away overseas for many years, his second wife always had affairs with other men in the name of playing golf, and his daughter also fell into unreliable love affairs; in life, his experience in mining in Africa made him enemies, and the corpses of black thrushes that appeared in front of him from time to time hinted at the lingering ghosts of the Avengers. Finally, the old Fortesco was poisoned to death in his office. The poison taxine seems to have come from his mansion "Yew House". A series of murders frightened the Fortesco family. Miss Marple discovered that the murderer actually acted according to a nursery rhyme.

The Nile River, ancient Egypt, 2000 BC. Renison lost her husband and took her daughter back to the home of her father, who was the high priest. Familiar surroundings and family seem to be the antidote to grief. Nothing seemed to have changed: the two brothers with completely different personalities and their noisy wives, the spoiled younger brother, the wise grandmother, and the childhood playmates who were both brothers and friends... At this time, the father suddenly married a young and beautiful stepmother. Her appearance broke the delicate balance of the family and cast a shadow of death on the entire family. Renison's world begins to crumble around her. "Slowly, gradually, like a dream, finally, death will come..."

The famous Western star Buck Horn plans to return to the screen, but he doesn't want to be shot dead while performing horse stunts in the oval arena. The New York City Police Department mobilized its entire force and conducted an unprecedented search, but to no avail. A month later, at the same place, in the same scene, the God of Death repeated his tricks again, replicating another murder. The two murder cases were the same, but they were also shrouded in mystery: under the watchful eyes of 20,000 spectators, the police were unable to find the murder weapon, the murderer, or the motive.

This book is a collection of short mystery novels from around the world, carefully compiled and selected by the famous mystery writer Edogawa Ranpo, who is known as the "father of Japanese mystery novels". Starting from "The Purloined Letter" by Edgar Allan Poe, the originator of mystery novels, it includes Collins's "The Harm Against Ourselves", Conan Doyle's "The Red-Headed Society", and Jack Futrell's "Escape from Cell No. 13". The selection spans two centuries, and the spatial scope focuses on In Europe and the United States, where the development of mystery novels is the most mature, the selected works are ordered according to the time of creation. They include original reasoning that focuses on trickery, and suspense stories with long aftertaste. It also includes humorous reasoning, tough guy style and other genre branches, which are both representative and interesting to read. From it, readers can look forward to the century-old development of mystery novels and overlook the many genres of mystery novels.

A strange room with clocks everywhere, an unknown male corpse lying on the floor, a lost young girl, a blind old woman, a strange crescent-shaped street, a group of mysterious residents with their own hidden agendas... Another murder is brewing, and time is passing by. This time, the great detective Hercule Poirot located the murderer in a wheelchair.

In Kyoto during the Victorian era, the famous detective Sherlock Holmes suffered a tragedy in the "Red-Headed Society Incident". Since then, he has fallen into a trough and his detective agency is also facing closure. Watson, who became a detective novelist by writing "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", also fell into a writing impasse. The two formed a "waste alliance" with Professor Moriarty, who was also in depression, and the Lestrade Police Department, which had been repeatedly frustrated. Unlike the depressed men, the women here are full of life. The young Irene Adler opened a detective agency opposite Sherlock Holmes's residence, became famous in the blink of an eye, and launched a reasoning showdown with Holmes who stayed behind closed doors. Her former classmate and recorder Mary also started writing "The Irene Adler Chronicle" and started a "couple showdown" with her husband Watson. Soon, Holmes came to live in seclusion in the bamboo forest at the home of his old friend Musgrave. Many years ago, there was a case of missing girl here, and in that case Holmes returned home in vain. Watson, who went to find and persuade Holmes, discovered that this case may be the source of Holmes's depression. Closed rooms, vast bamboo forests, bottomless black holes... All kinds of incredible interweaving, the story moves in an unexpected direction. With such a world as the stage, can Holmes escape his slump?

"Want to see a picture of the murderer?" Miss Marple, entertained by her nephew Raymond, came to the West Indies in the Caribbean for vacation. Just when she was bored, the chatty Major Palgrave told her about a strange murder case. Just when the colonel was about to hand the snapshot of the murderer to Miss Marple, his expression suddenly changed, he hid the photo and changed the subject. Miss Marple's curiosity was aroused, and she was ready to ask what happened the next day. Unexpectedly, the next day she received the bad news that Major Palgrave had died of hypertension last night! That snapshot has also disappeared...

The original title of "The Pilot of the Danube" was "The Beautiful Yellow Danube", which was rewritten by his son Michel Verne after the author's death, and was later published under this title as a posthumous work. Since he has not heard from his wife Nadya for a long time, the exiled Bulgarian patriot Serge Radko, aliased as Ilya Brush, won the championship in a fishing competition, and in the name of fishing, he went down the Danube River, intending to return to his hometown of Ruse to find news about Nadya. For several months, bandits frequently appeared along the Danube River, disturbing people's peace. The leader of this group of robbers was Radko's love rival Ivan Striga. He often mentioned Radko when he robbed the village, causing people to mistake Radko for the bandit leader. In order to track down the bandits, Sheriff Carl Dragosh changed his name to Jaeger and boarded Radko's boat on the way. Along the way, they experienced various incidents. In the end, Dragosh captured the gang of robbers with the help of Radko; Striga was killed by Radko, and Nadya, who was kidnapped by him, was successfully rescued by Radko. From then on, they lived a happy life together.

This is a collection of short stories containing nine stories. A mysterious man fainted in the church with a gunshot wound; the mystery of the treasure buried by a dead old man; a dead body and a tape ruler; a fatal horse fall accident caused by a crazy janitor; a perfect maid; a secret room "wife killing" case; an inheritance murder case. Seven exciting stories, Miss Marple still has amazing insights and deduction skills! There are also two supernatural cases that are not from the Marple Detective series: the tailor's doll and the mysterious mirror, which use the effect of a thriller to directly attack human nature.

Tommy and Tuppence, Agatha Christie's adorable detective couple, are back. This time, they went to visit the elderly Aunt Ida in a gloomy Gothic nursing home, and were involved in a series of strange cases. Aunt Ida has a bad temper and is very difficult to deal with, and the nursing home is also full of eccentric old people. Mrs. Lockett always suspected that the mushroom soup was poisonous, and Mrs. Lancaster mysteriously mentioned that "there is something behind the fireplace"... In order to find out the truth, Tommy and Tuppence once again embarked on an adventurous journey. A beautiful and lonely little house by the river, a white witch wearing a pointed hat, a rag doll in the chimney, a figure that flickers in and out of the cemetery... With the shadow of death hanging over her, can Tuppence avert danger and identify the real culprit?

Joan is a thoroughly pragmatic person who has only wanted to live a stable life since she was a child; she chooses promising lawyers to marry, prevents her husband from pursuing an idyllic life, and requires her three children to make life plans based on her values. On the way back to visit her little daughter, the train stopped due to the rainy season. She was stranded at a small station in the desert. She could only walk in the nearby sand dunes every day. As she walked, she began to face herself. Every "little thing" she had deliberately ignored in the past suddenly came to her uninvited... "The Mask of Happiness" was first published in 1944. It is one of the most satisfying works of Agatha Christie's life. She borrowed this book to satisfy a question about herself: Who am I? Who am I "really"? What do my loved ones think of me? Do they think what I think of me? The process is full of twists and turns, real and cruel.

Three young girls share an apartment in London. The first is a calm and capable secretary; the second is an artist; and the third girl interrupts Hercule Poirot's breakfast, confesses that she is a murderer, and then quickly disappears. Poirot gradually learns about the rumors surrounding this mysterious third girl, her family, and her mysterious disappearance. But whether the great detective finds her guilty, innocent, or insane, he needs solid evidence...

Ellery Queen is the pen name of two famous American detective novelists, Frederick Dannay and Manfred B. Lee. The two writers began to collaborate in 1932 and created a series of unique detective novels, most of which were published under the pen name of Ellery Queen. They created the golden age of American detective mystery novels. Their Quinn detective series became popular in the United States and Europe and remains a best-seller to this day. Every case that Quinn investigates is a mystery that is difficult to solve. The entire case is confusing and there are no clear clues, making people feel like they are stuck in a cloud and can't figure out the clue. Until the end, it is difficult for readers to guess who the criminal is. After seeing the answer, they can only admire the author's impeccable and rigorous reasoning. Starting from this issue, this magazine will serialize Ellery Quinn's detective novel "American Gun Mystery" in three issues. We hope that readers may accept the author's challenge when reading and try your logical reasoning and analytical judgment abilities. This may increase your interest in reading.

The ancient house on the cliff has a young and beautiful owner: Miss Nick Buckley. She loves this ancestral house, but strange things happen frequently when she lives here, threatening her life. The oil painting beside her bed fell inexplicably, the brakes of her car suddenly failed, and she was almost hit by a boulder while walking on the path...

The 14-night story of "The Longest Night (Season 2)" describes the helplessness, anxiety and struggle of the urban people who are trapped by their fate in the changing times, and their helplessness, anxiety and struggle in the predicament. It is like a blade of hope that pierces despair and pierces the pain points of all walks of life. Because of its strong sense of immersion, it is more like the "Human Comedy" and "Les Miserables" that we ourselves starred in. It is engraved with the body memory of the mixed joys and sorrows that major events of different eras have brought to the general public - fate is like a cocoon, tightly wrapping you and me. On the longest night, everyone faces a choice: to endure the merciless crushing of darkness silently, or to break out of the cocoon and shine with the strength of life? Although extreme environments can distort human nature, everyone has choices, a way out, and unlimited hope. On the longest night, even though the road is long, I keep walking!

"The Adventures of the Saint-Enoch" is a work by the famous French writer Jules Verne, with a total of 15 chapters. The whaling ship "Saint-Enoch" arrived at the fishing season, but was unable to go to sea because of the lack of a doctor and a cooper. It was difficult to find these two indispensable personnel, but the cooper was a prophet of doom. Because he always predicted misfortunes and disasters, as well as mysterious sea monsters, of which he firmly believed. Can the "Saint-Enoch" escape the doom he predicted?

Newly married Gwenda moved into a white villa by the sea. She happily decorated her new home, but strange things happened one after another. "Is this house haunted?" Various clues show that the cause is not ghosts, but a murder that occurred many years ago. Gwenda asked Miss Marple for help, but the advice she received was to "let the sleeping murder sleep". But the curious young man was unwilling to stop investigating. Finally, the sins of the past awaken and a new tragedy is about to be written...

On a snowy day, a murder occurred at 74 Culver Street, Paddington. The murderer left a letter with three mice and a short piece of the music score of "Three Blind Mice" on the body of the deceased. While fleeing the scene, the murderer accidentally dropped a notebook from his pocket, with only two addresses written on it: No. 74 Culver Street and Monksville Manor. On the other side, the new owners of Monksville Manor, Mr. And Mrs. Davis, are recruiting customers for this brand new family hotel. That night, four strange guests checked in one after another. The terrifying tune of "Three Blind Mice" sounds, and the murderer is about to start his mouse-catching plan again...

The world's best-selling detective novelist, Queen Agatha Christie's works have been published together for the first time in China. The complete non-series of Agatha's detective novels has only a few types of human nature. Compared with them, the sea is more varied.

"A legendary experience about human nature and destiny. A contemporary suspense epic that goes beyond the limits and shocks the world. I returned from heaven to earth, but lost all my memories. In a mediocre real life, I was plagued by misfortune every day, and the whole world was my enemy. Suddenly, I found that I had magical mind-reading skills, and an astonishing secret was right in front of me - the mask of King Lanling flickered and appeared, and the door of Lan Yi Club suddenly opened. And am I really myself?"

The world's classic suspense novel, the film adaptation of "The Silence of the Lambs" won five Oscars. FBI intern Starling has to fight with psychology expert and murderer Hannibal, hoping to solve a serial murder case with the help of his psychological analysis, but at the same time, he cannot use her to escape from prison. Just when the case was pending, Hannibal cleverly escaped from prison... "The Silence of the Lambs" added sophisticated psychological analysis to the horror story, told the crime and also examined the psychological nature of the crime, making it an epoch-making classic of horror and psychological suspense, bringing suspense novels into the palace of classic literature, and becoming an insurmountable peak in the history of suspense literature.

What a kind person! When you are in a desperate situation, are you still the same person? Xiao Fang, the driver, and Tu Nan died suddenly and mysteriously! Where did the mysterious girl Xiao Zhi come from? What secrets does the Sleeping City contain? Following the first season of "Tianji", "Sleeping City", which sold 200,000 copies within 60 days of its release, the second season will lead you to continue your adventure and uncover the mystery of Nanming City step by step. The country of Rakshasa will not be silent, it will be the final key to the story of Tianji! All the creepiness, all the soul-stirring... All in the second season of "Tianji" "The Kingdom of Rakshasa". If you love Cai Jun, you must watch "Tianji", because "Tianji" is a height that he can't surpass in his life! If you love suspense, you must watch "Tianji", because "Tianji" is a milestone in Chinese suspense!

A letter asking for help brought Poirot to France, but he arrived too late because his client had been stabbed to death with a paper knife and lay face down in a grave on a golf course. Why did the deceased's coat grow a lot? To whom is the passionate love letter in the coat pocket addressed? Before Poirot had time to figure out these problems, the second corpse appeared in the same way...

Tommy and Tuppence are reunited! But the two young people were extremely poor, and the eccentric Tuppence decided to apply for a job in the newspaper - "The Company of Young Adventurers will do anything for you." Unexpectedly, such an advertisement attracted a customer the next day. Tuppence happily went to the appointment, but felt that something was fishy. When asked for her name, she cautiously said a name she heard on the street, "Jane Finn." Unexpectedly, it caused an uproar. There is obviously something more to the matter, and Tuppence and Tommy decide to get to the bottom of it. For money, but also for the great spirit of adventure!

"The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes" is a full-length detective novel created by British writer Arthur Conan Doyle. The protagonist is named Sherlock Holmes (also translated as Sherlock Holmes). There are 4 novels and 56 short stories in total. The first novel, A Study in Scarlet, was completed in 1889 and was published together with other works in the Beeton Christmas Annual the following year. It has been adapted into movies and TV series many times.