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A criminal, a policeman, a rich man, a worker... They have different identities, but the love in their hearts is no less than that of each other. A child who lost his mother softened their years. Let's see how they show the charm of humanity...

After the Zerg War, Ender became the "exterminator of aliens" in the eyes of everyone. There is no place for him on the earth. Perhaps interstellar travel can answer his confusion. On the colonial planet, the game of power and desire ensues, and Ender accidentally discovers the mysterious structure left by the Zerg. The end of exile is redemption, but also deeper sin.

Raymond Chandler, a famous American writer, is known as the soul of hard-boiled detective novels. He is ranked first among the outstanding writers in the 150-year history of detective fiction creation by the Mystery Writers of America (MWA). Raymond Chandler is a master admired by literary masters such as Eliot, Camus, O'Neill, Auden, Qian Zhongshu, and Haruki Murakami. He created a total of 7 novels and about 20 short stories in his life. His masterpiece "The Long Goodbye" won the 1955 Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Novel, and ranked 13th among the "100 Best Mystery Novels in History" selected by the American Mystery Association in 1995. Chandler's detective series with Philip Marlowe as the protagonist has broken through the limitations of general novels for half a century and entered the palace of classic literature.

11 travelers went on a sailing trip to an uninhabited island and encountered a shipwreck during the journey. Among them, 10 passengers swam to the island, but only one man failed to swim ashore. His girlfriend begged everyone to come and save people. Facing the turbulent sea and bad weather, the companions who survived the disaster were afraid to retreat. In the end, a swimmer stepped forward, but he also made an unexpected request... This book uses flashbacks to trace old cases through the private investigation perspective of a female mystery novelist, and reveals the true face of a group of "bad guys" who take advantage of each other. It was published as a kappa novel in 1987, a library version in 1990, and a new edition in 2009. A movie adaptation was released in 2011, starring Hiromi Nagasaku.

Somehow, Jingsen got lost in his dream and came to the world of "The Nutcracker". There, he met Clara, a girl in a wheelchair, and her uncle. After waking up from the dream, as if designed, Jingsen met a girl named Kelala and her uncle at school. Kelala said that she was Clara in the dream. Her life was being threatened at the moment and she needed Jingsen's help. Jingsen promised to protect the girl, but from now on, what awaits him is death that he cannot escape...

A collection of Jeffrey Deaver's detective novels (11 volumes in total), including: Burial Hour, Cold Moon, The Twelfth Card, Coffin Dancer, Empty Chair, Bone Puzzle, Stone Monkey, The Vanishing Man, Steel Kiss, Burning Cable, Broken Window. The official designated writer of the 007 series, chairman of the American Detective Writers Association, and the original novel of the NBC hit drama "Lincoln".

The sequel to Sherlock Holmes contains twelve chapters in total, including famous short stories such as "The Famous Person", "The Creeping Man" and "The Mystery of the Crown Jewels". Among them, "The Famous Party" tells the story of a prominent general's daughter who fell in love with a rogue gangster and was already engaged to the gangster. Sir hopes that Holmes can prevent the marriage. Holmes found an old lover of the gangster and learned that the gangster had a notepad that recorded all his bad deeds, so Holmes asked Watson to pretend to be an expert on Chinese pottery and discuss pottery transactions with the gangster. During the successful transaction, Holmes sneaks into the gangster's house and steals the notepad, preventing the marriage. The content is wonderful and thought-provoking. Showing Holmes' wisdom and reasoning ability.

Madero, a seventeen-year-old Mexican law student, loves poetry and often skips classes to participate in poetry class discussions. There he met Bellano and Lima, who regarded themselves as instinctive realist poets. They hang out with other poets and artists, debate poetry in bars, and have plenty of marijuana, alcohol, and sex. The spiritual leader of the school of poetry, the poetess Tina Jero, is said to have disappeared many years ago in the Sonora Desert north of Mexico City. Partly for their ideals and partly to avoid their enemies, they decided to go deep into the desert to search for her traces, accompanied by the prostitute Lupe.

Dr. Watson has known Holmes for some time, and the "Study in Scarlet" case also allowed him to understand Holmes' abilities. At this moment, a woman named Mellie Morstan came to Baker Street, bringing a mysterious and strange story. Little did they know that this story would bring about a strange case.

[Basic reasoning + campus suspense + forbidden area exploration + all villains] Li Xiaotian, a curious baby who eats melons and eats his own body × Bei Le, a lonely and brave family seeker with special skills. Two junior high school students broke into the forbidden library of the school at night, just to find their parents who disappeared four years ago, but they almost became the next mummy in the secret room... The old library of Xuri Middle School is a forbidden place that has been dusty for seventy years. When Li Xiaotian saw a strange boy named Bei Le break into the house, he never thought that he would be involved in a mysterious disappearance that spanned four years. Beile's parents disappeared after entering this building four years ago, and surveillance video shows that they never left. In order to find out the truth, two teenagers used paragliders, laser guns and bugs to explore the ancient building at night, but accidentally got involved in a stolen century-old book "The Story of the Reef". The principal, vice principal, and dean of students all have their own agendas, and the "Old Lady Chu" who lives in the building behaves even more strangely. When Bei Le discovered that there were ancient books brought by his parents on the bookshelf, he was shocked to realize that the old woman who wiped the bookshelf every day was not Chu Ning's grandmother at all, but Chu Jie himself, who was disguised as a woman and had "missed" long ago. In the secret room on the top floor of the ancient building, three dried corpses were silently telling the truth...

12 players representing the oldest civilization on Earth continue their journey to the ultimate game. They have found the first key "Key to Earth" hidden on the earth, and are now ambitiously moving towards the second key "Key to Sky". When the third key "Key to Sun" appears, it will be the day of disaster. In order to win the game, some players choose to form alliances, some choose to deceive, some try to show the ultimate game to the world and draw all the residents of the earth into the war, while others see through the conspiracy of the game and hope to end this ridiculous scam, but to end this game, the cost is beyond imagination. Kepler, the maker of the rules of the game, has released an evil signal. Where will the 12 players lead the fate of mankind? As the game continues, to what extent will the order of the earth be destroyed and rebuilt?

"I lie passionately and selflessly, like a nightingale singing." A wonderful work of "metafiction", a companion piece to "Lolita", a world in the eyes of a delusional maniac, a crime carnival in the name of art. The original novel of the film of the same name by the new film giant Fassbinder. "Despair" is the masterpiece of Nabokov's novels, which was recognized as the master of novels in the 20th century. It tells the story of how a middle-aged man who feels suffocated in the ordinary daily life gradually leads to self-division. He is a chocolate merchant. His life seems decent, but he is addicted to fantasy. His family seems happy, but he despises his wife from the bottom of his heart. He has excellent artistic taste, but his nature is cruel and ruthless. He used all kinds of lies and self-narcosis to rewrite his life, just like a writer carefully fictionalizing the plot of a novel. In the end, he chooses a homeless man who looks exactly like himself as a substitute, and begins a crime spree in the name of art... The "metafiction" technique is brilliantly presented in this book. This dishonest narrator constantly examines himself as if his soul is out of body, gradually revealing the conspiracy and intention, and leading the readers into a world of irrational illusions in the eyes of a fanatic. The book was adapted into a film of the same name in 1978, directed by the new film giant Fassbinder.

"The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes" (full illustrated translation) includes famous British detective novelist Arthur Conan Doyle's masterpieces such as "A Study in Scarlet", "The Sign of the Four", "The Hound of the Baskervilles", "The Land of Saints", "The Uncanny Valley", "The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes", "The Return of Sherlock Holmes" and "The End of Time", which are promoted as classics. With a strict structure and ups and downs of the plot, the author successfully created the image of Sherlock Holmes as a witty and brave detective. More than a hundred years have passed since "A Study in Scarlet" was published in 1887, and his works are still popular.

Countries around the world are suddenly losing a lot of gold, and the black market trade in gold is extremely hot. Although various countries have marked the gold ingots stored in them, there are no traces of these gold ingots after they are melted and recast. At this time, the government turned its attention to the wealthy Goldfinger, suspecting that he was involved in the black market gold trade, because as an international businessman, he could legally own and use large-scale casting equipment. He owned a large bank in Geneva, where large gold reserves from various countries were stored. However, there is no evidence that gold outflows are related to Goldfinger. In order to find out the secret, James Bond was ordered to investigate Goldfinger.

"The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" successfully created "China's Sherlock Holmes" and was translated into and published in many foreign languages, leaving a significant mark in the history of cultural exchanges between China and the world. Fifteen versions of the translated version of "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" are planned to be published. Zhang Ling, who has studied Gao Luopei for many years, will be responsible for the translation and write annotations and postscripts that are both academic and readable. However, because it is the only version on the market that can be independently translated by one person, it is time-consuming and labor-intensive, so five types ("The Golden Case", "The Iron Nail Case", "The Lakeside Case", "The Bronze Bell Case" and "The Labyrinth Case") are first released for readers. Each volume is equipped with illustrations created by Gauloppe himself, which are full of ancient charm and pleasing to the eye. "The Labyrinth Case" is a very special one among Dickinson's novels. In 1952, with the help of Taiwanese scholar Professor Zhang Lizhai, Gao Luopei completed the Chinese self-translation of this book in New Delhi. The novel tells that in 670 AD, Di Gong was transferred to Lanfang County Magistrate and solved the murder case of Ding Huguo in his secret room, the case of Ni Shouqian's will, and the case of Bai Lan's disappearance.

Devon, a college student, comes to work at an amusement park called Paradise for a summer job, hoping to forget his girlfriend who abandoned him. However, he is destined to face things much more terrifying than lost love: a murder that happened in the paradise many years ago, a dying child, and the dark truth about life. These will change his world forever...

Kotaro Isaka's works have a distinctive style. He can not only make violent murders as easy as daily life, but also can burst out inspirational power from casual dialogues. He has a rich imagination and is good at multi-line narratives. The stories may seem like a mess, but the endings are often exciting and satisfying. He has impressed a large number of loyal readers with his unique "love and courage".

South Africa is the world's largest diamond production base. Criminals have long planned to set up factories in South Africa to mine diamonds and strictly control their employees. Diamonds are processed and shipped around the world, conspiring to manipulate the world's financial order. Bond was ordered to investigate, but during the investigation he discovered that this was a secret military base. The base used diamonds to make a laser satellite, which used powerful lasers to attack missile bases in various countries. Bond went through life and death and finally destroyed the base and cut off the diamond smuggling route.

Mitarai accidentally got a mysterious diary, which recorded the nightmare experience of Tota Misaki. Nine years ago, a robbery and murder occurred in Inamurazaki's apartment in Kamakura. When the survivor Tao Tai escaped and asked for help, he found that the whole world had completely changed - the sun was destroyed, the houses were ruined, the roads were in pieces, the towers on the island disappeared out of thin air, dinosaurs appeared in the jungle, and pedestrians turned into monsters with animal heads and bodies! The greatly frightened Tao Tai returned to the apartment in a trance. He decided to imitate the "Astrology Murder Case" that once shocked the whole of Japan. He dismembered the bodies of a man and a woman who were killed in the apartment and reconstructed them into "hermaphrodites" with a woman on top and a man on the bottom. When Mrs. Tao murmured the incantation, the human body actually came back from the dead...

Encounters usually happen in the worst possible places. The ninth volume of Ishida Kira's "Ikebukuro West Exit Park" series is now available! Ikebukuro is a gathering place for street stories, where there are warm encounters, ruthless deceptions, and elements of violence. What kind of encounter did Makoto Majima, a fruit shop keeper and street magazine writer, encounter this time? A fraud group uses the dream of becoming a model to defraud girls out of their savings. How can they get the money they defrauded back from them? In the neglected park areas, the number of homeless people wandering has dropped sharply, and there seems to be an invisible hand behind it. A fat clerk who lived to the age of twenty-eight and has never had a relationship. Is the girl he meets in the "dating room" debauched or innocent? A seemingly simple contract affects the fate of hundreds of people and their families. Is it possible for the missing Chinese female trainee that everyone is looking for to control her own destiny? Faced with this series of confusing events, Mashima Makoto, as the troublemaker in Ikebukuro, once again exerted his unique sense of justice and judgment.

The genius hacker "Demon King" accidentally obtained a phone number, which is related to the "Ouroboros", a mysterious group that has recently been responsible for eradicating evil and causing riots. Magazine reporter Katsumura fell into crisis while collecting information, and the person who saved him turned out to be "Lynx". In the end, "Lynx", "Katsumura" and "Devil" Zhensheng united to expose the evil deeds of the criminal group "Ouroboros". The three incarnations of justice defeated the evil organization after a fierce struggle.

One night, a typhoon brought tragedy to the Fujinami family. Everyone around them believed that it was the huge nan tree in the yard that cast a curse, because there had long been legends about phoenix trees eating people. Mitarai, who was accidentally involved in the case, insisted that all the horrors were man-made disasters! The beautiful film star Reoina of the Fujinomami family breaks into the world of Mitarai and Ishioka. How do they deal with the detective and the gentleman assistant who are the least likely to interact with others?

This book is the third novel in the "Sato Tenma Series" and is also the pinnacle work of Yugo Aosaki. "Mystery of the Library" tells the story of a day when the library was opening, and the librarian discovered the body of a college student on the second floor of the library, as well as the book "The Death Scroll" as the murder weapon. The victim left two death messages - the character "く" painted on the carpet, and the "Remote Control Detective" next to the body - one of the protagonists on the cover was circled. Both death messages refer directly to the librarian "Kugayama", but Rizo insists that the death messages have no meaning. This time, Li Ran had almost accurately described the prisoner's image from the utility knife in the corpse's trousers pocket. In addition, by investigating the traces at the scene, he came to the final answer: "Clear logic gives the best answer. Each clue is very fragile, but when all the clues are organically combined, it will become an unshakable answer."

It rained heavily on Sunday. A gust of wind hit, and the willow tree in the courtyard was blown down, and the willow silk whipped the wet ground. "Will this rain ever end?" Gordon Ruhle muttered. He and Maxime were standing on the porch chatting. "It's true," Maxime said with a smile, "Halbich had a date yesterday, so why didn't it rain?" "I'm sorry he didn't dare." Maximeer naturally remembered Gordon's comment about Halbig: This man has the ability to walk through a heavy rain naked without even getting a hair wet.

"The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" successfully created "China's Sherlock Holmes" and was translated into and published in many foreign languages, leaving a significant mark in the history of cultural exchanges between China and the world. Fifteen versions of the translated version of "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" are planned to be published. Zhang Ling, who has studied Gao Luopei for many years, will be responsible for the translation and write annotations and postscripts that are both academic and readable. However, because it is the only version on the market that can be independently translated by one person, it is time-consuming and labor-intensive, so five types ("The Golden Case", "The Iron Nail Case", "The Lakeside Case", "The Bronze Bell Case" and "The Labyrinth Case") are first released for readers. Each volume is equipped with illustrations created by Gauloppe himself, which are full of ancient charm and pleasing to the eye. "The Lakeside Case" tells the story of Duke Di who was transferred to Hanyuan County magistrate in 666 AD. He met Tao Gan, a charlatan, and subdued him. He solved the case of the murder of the singer Xinghua, the disappearance of the bride of the Zhang family, and the rebellion of the White Lotus Sect.

The master of Nordic suspense novels, Yo Nesbo, has created a collection of short and medium-sized novels with the title "Jealousy", which has been shortlisted for the 2022 British Dagger Award. An Athenian police detective goes to a Greek island to investigate a disappearance. The suspects are the missing man's twin brothers, who came here from the United States to rock climb and fell in love with the same girl on the island. The night before the incident, the two brothers were seen having a heated argument in a bar. Is the disappearance an accident or man-made? The detective, also known as "The God of Jealousy," seemed to smell something familiar to him. In addition to "The Jealous Man", this book also includes six stories including "London".

The essence of cracking all alibi tricks is to see through the loopholes in time! Reached the top of the 2019 BEST 10 rankings of local reasoning! Selected into three major annual lists of mystery novels: BEST 10 mystery novels, "This mystery novel is amazing!", And "Best 10 mystery novels" in "Weekly Bunshun"! Following "The Collector of Secrets", Seiichiro Oyama, winner of the Honest Mystery Award, presents a masterpiece of Honest Mystery that focuses on alibi! "Sankei Shimbun", "Asahi Shimbun", "Yomiuri Shimbun" and "Mainichi Shimbun" all major media highly recommend it! Not showy, not verbose, not cliché, these seven short stories will teach you to see through alibi tricks at a glance! The Japanese drama adaptation starring Hamabe Minami and Yasuda Akira has aroused heated discussion among the public! A sincere collection of authentic mystery short stories, with new surprises on every page. This book is a collection of short stories by Oyama Seiichiro, winner of the Honka Mystery Award. It contains 7 short stories, covering almost all types of alibi tricks. There is a weird watch shop that not only sells watches, but also runs a business of "overturning alibis on behalf of customers" for a one-time fee of 5,000 yen. The victim who came back from the dead, the murder in his sleep, the three lines of footprints on the snow... The murderer used the loopholes of time to create almost perfect alibis one after another! The helpless police found the watch shop owner Mitani Tokino. Can her appearance bring a change to the confusing case?

In an ordinary small town, there lived a group of ordinary British people. This Friday, bored small town residents were attracted by a murder notice in the newspaper. It predicts that there will be a mysterious murder at the old lady Leticia's house tonight. In the evening, curious people gathered at the hostess's house. The bell rang at half past six and the lights suddenly went out. "Bang", "bang" - "bang", the gunshot rang out. The game ends and the murder begins.

"The 20 Faces of the Phantom Thief" is the eleventh volume of the "Edogawa Ranpo Collection". In the history of Japanese mystery, the first intellectual showdown between a famous detective and a phantom thief. This time the famous detective meets the Phantom Thief with Twenty Faces who will be entangled with him for the rest of his life. The Phantom Thief is skilled in the art of disguise, and is very cunning. He is accustomed to informing the time of committing crimes in advance, and he specializes in picking out the antiques and famous items of wealthy people. Everyone in Tokyo is shocked when he hears this. When he cleverly stole the Yushiba family's large diamond ring, he also fell in love with the national treasure Buddha statue. But this time, the wise disciple Yoshio Kobayashi was killed halfway, and the Kaitou returned defeated. Subsequently, his ambitions continued to expand, and he even announced that he would seize art from the Imperial Museum, and even kidnapped a famous detective first. Can the detective get out of trouble and win this time?

This is a city on the edge; the silent underground city is undercurrent; a bizarre murder broke everything that seemed peaceful... In the European city of Becher, which is located on the edge, a seemingly ordinary murder occurred. As the investigation deepened, the case actually involved the neighboring forbidden city. In order to find out the truth about the murder, Detective Bolu of the Crime Team had to take the risk of "crossing the border" and go alone... This was a dangerous cross-border journey, an invisible journey. Boru must be cautious and fight against the mysterious forces between cities. Otherwise, he will pay a price beyond his life.

At the northern tip of Japan, on a cliff overlooking the Sea of ​​Okhotsk, there is a strange-looking building called the "Drift Ice Pavilion". It is called "The Leaning House" by the locals because of its weird sloping structure. On a snowy Christmas Eve, the owner Kozaburo Hamato poses a puzzle at the party. Whoever solves the meaning of the mysterious totem in the flower bed first will be eligible to marry Kozaburo's daughter Eiko and inherit a huge inheritance! Unexpectedly, for two consecutive nights, secret room cases occurred one after another in the museum! The deceased was stabbed into the heart with a sharp blade and died. A "death message" painted in blood was left next to the body, which was complex and twisted like "dancing"! The second deceased was attacked from behind in a locked room! However, everyone has a complete alibi. What is even weirder is that after the deceased was killed, someone actually saw the doll "Graeme" collected by Kozaburo outside the third-floor window that was vacated!

In my hometown river valley, every time the full moon rises, people are saying, listen, the silversmith is at work again. The full moon rose into the sky, and its hazy light made the river valley emptier, making everything around it blurry and distant. At this time, just listen, the sound of silversmiths forging silver can be heard in the moonlight or on the moon... "The Silversmith in the Moonlight" is a collection of short stories, which includes 13 short stories by the author Alai, including "The Savage", "Sophora Flower", "Flying Swarm of Bees", "Agu Dunba", "The Silversmith in the Moonlight", "Growing Up in Gra", etc.

"The Scholars" is a novel with intellectuals as the main description object, and it is also a typical satirical novel. "The Scholars" describes some images of Confucian scholars who were deeply poisoned by the eight-part imperial examination system, reflecting the corruption of the secular atmosphere at that time.

Lu Xun is the backbone of the nation, and Lu Xun's prose is the soul of the nation. This book is a collection of Lu Xun's prose. It is the most thoughtful and tender prose carefully selected from three parts: "Wild Grass", "Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Evening" and "Night Notes". The editors Qian Liqun and Wang Dehou are the most influential scholars in the field of Lu Xun research. He will make the simplest language (Chinese) (extremely difficult to wither) full of twists and turns, always fresh, always clear, always soft but yet hard, always powerful but not vulgar. He used his greatest strength to contain his feelings, thoughts, and words into one or two thousand words, like a thin and exquisite stone, which has the effect of a grenade.

He came from the north on horseback, with white hair and a weathered face; he is a stranger and a demon hunter who takes slaying demons as his own duty and walks between the fog of reality and legend. The forgotten island of Xenide is an island belonging to wizards and magic. In the summer on this magical island, Geralt and Yennefer are a sweet couple reunited after a long separation, and Ciri is a restless new student at the magic academy. The wizarding gathering that is about to be held here should have nothing to do with violence. However, the storm of the times turned everything upside down overnight, and the wizard's gathering turned into a scarlet battlefield. Geralt was dying, Yennefer was missing, and Ciri was waiting for the end in the desert. The three of them could never return to Thaned Island that summer, and their decisions would completely rewrite history! Now, do you hear the sound of horse hooves in the distance?

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Philip Roth created countless characters, the most famous of which is Nathan Zuckerman. Roth created "Zuckerman Bound" around 1980, also known as the "Zuckerman Trilogy", which includes "The Ghost Writer", "Zuckerman Unchained" and "Anatomy Lesson". This time, the novella "Prague Orgy", which was originally included in "Anatomy Lesson", is published as a separate volume. Therefore, "Zuckerman Bound" contains four novels in total.

"Chronicles of the Plague Year" is a historical novel published by British writer Daniel Defoe in 1722. The background is the city of London under the attack of the Great Plague in 1665. In this book, Defoe uses H. F., A saddler, as the narrator. Through his personal experiences, he describes the ups and downs and progress of the "Great Plague in London" almost month by month from September 1664 to the end of 1665. "Chronicles of the Plague Years" describes in detail the specific neighborhoods, streets, and even the houses in which the plague occurred. The author also provides relevant data such as plague death statistics and death statistics from other diseases, and discusses and analyzes the credibility of various records and anecdotes. In addition, "Chronicles of the Plague Years" also records a series of measures taken by the British government at that time to deal with the plague, including inspection and treatment, health management, disease notification, isolation and guarding of infected people, etc.

The dark masterpiece of Daniel Defoe, the famous British writer and "father of novels", is the founding book of "plague literature" that influenced Marquez, Coetzee, Camus, Saramago, and Pamuk. Defoe's "Chronicles of the Plague Years" published in 1722, vividly depicts the tragedy of the Great Plague in London and tells us this dark and terrifying history. This is an informative and informative record, a restoration of history, and an in-depth on-site report, allowing the city of London, where the plague was rampant in 1665, to be resurrected in time and space. London's ninety-seven parishes, cities and suburbs, the banks of the Thames, the Stock Exchange and Land Sale Market, Whitehall and the Tower of London, Greenwich and Southwark, the gates and palisades, the countless streets and alleys and churchyards, are presented in this panoramic view. In addition, it provides a table of casualty figures and discusses the credibility of various accounts and anecdotes. Some critics believe that "only a small part of the records in the book are fictional", while Watson Nicholson wrote in 1919 that the book can be regarded as "true history". At the same time, this book is an imaginative novel and an "ingenious work of art."

The story takes place during the time when Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy ruled Narnia. One day, young Shasta discovers that he will be sold as a slave by his adoptive father to a vicious Calormene noble. At night, he escaped with the nobleman's horse, Buri. Bree was originally a talking horse in Narnia. Shasta fled with it to Narnia. On the way, they met the noble girl Aravis and her talking mare Hwin. Aravis ran away because he was dissatisfied with the arranged marriage. So the four of them walked together. They went through many hardships and learned that Rabadash, the prince of Calormene, tried to raid the city of Anwad in Archenland and then attack Narnia after his proposal to Queen Susan was rejected. In the end, Shasta saves Narnia and Archenland. After victory, he discovered that he was the prince of Archenland, formerly known as Keao. He was stolen by a traitor with evil intentions when he was a child, and was later raised by a fisherman. He later succeeded to the throne of Archenland and married Aravis.

This book is Woolf's biography of the fictional character Orlando. The language is light and humorous, making it an especially easy read among Woolf's works. Orlando was originally an aristocratic boy who was deeply favored by the queen and loved poetry. However, he suffered a double betrayal of literature and love. After a fire, he suddenly turned into a woman... The wanton youth of the Elizabethan era, the moist lust of the Victorian era, the wind of 400 years blowing here and there, the sky for women is getting lower and lower. In modern times, Orlando had to adapt to the trend of the times and became a wife and mother, but he never forgot to find himself. "Orlando" is hailed as a feminist classic and a pioneer work that tells the story of "The Second Sex" from a literary perspective. Using the words of Orlando, Woolf witty and boldly satirized gender prejudice, and delicately described women's survival dilemma and self-awakening. In the author's writing, the world is vast and complex, time is constantly changing, and genders are not antagonistic. Regardless of men or women, being able to be yourself is more important than anything else.

Worthing is a person with super powers known as the "Sky Thief". In the first half of his life, he was a hunted fugitive who participated in the destruction of a false world of immortality; in the second half of his life, he was the God who saved mankind, recreating the world from scratch at the end of the universe. Fifteen thousand years later, Worthing's descendants have completed the ultimate evolution and created a painless and disaster-free Elysium. But at this time, Worthing is determined to demolish "Paradise" and regain humanity.

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"Three Kingdoms" is the pinnacle work of Eiji Yoshikawa, and it is also the ultimate work of the blend of Chinese culture and Japanese temperament. In Japan, there are countless historians, politicians, entrepreneurs, writers and artists influenced by "Three Kingdoms". They regard "Three Kingdoms" as a historical masterpiece, a comprehensive collection of political strategies, a business war manual and an inspirational book, and learn from it history and culture, ways of success, methods of doing things, leadership theories, etc.

Yasushi Inoue is a master of Japanese literature and a recipient of the Japanese Cultural Medal, an honor in the Japanese cultural community. "Dunhuang", "Loulan", "Confucius" and "Tian Ping Zhi Zhi" are the masterpieces of Inoue Yasushi's novels, which convey profound feelings about life and have far-reaching meaning. There are no emperors, generals or harem schemes in Yasushi Inoue's works. His focus is always on the backbone of Chinese culture and the classics passed down to future generations. Yasushi Inoue's writing is simple, profound, and poetic. He is good at expressing the desolate historical process with calm narratives, and he is also good at writing unknown little characters very vividly. As Zhu Tianxin said, "In the obscure historical materials that few people read, they are just two characters, a meaningless symbol, a small mustard seed in the long river of history. However, Inoue Yasushi gave them flesh and blood and soul again, making us feel fascinated and unforgettable when reading them more than a thousand years later."

The real battle often happens before the battle begins. What role did Empress Dowager Cixi play in the crisis of the late Qing Dynasty? How responsible is Kang Youwei for the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898? Why does Li Hongzhang call himself a "paper maker"? How did Sun Yat-sen gradually become the "Father of the Republic" of the Republic of China?

"Someone at That Time" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Keigo Higashino. It is the first time that the author's collection of works in the 25 years since his debut has been compiled and published. The eight stories cover Higashino's creative styles in different periods, each of them is exquisite and unique. A female lawyer kindly took in an amnesiac girl who got lost on a rainy night, but found a bloody dagger in the girl's handkerchief; the daughter who survived the car accident actually possessed the soul of his wife after waking up; a couple luckily adopted a newborn baby, but the baby's angelic face hid a tragic revenge plan...

"In Search of Lost Time (seven volumes)" is recognized as a great work and the first of its kind in stream of consciousness novels. This is the only complete translation available in the three places across the Taiwan Strait. It was completed with the efforts of many first-class translators and was revised and republished on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of its publication. This Chinese translation of "In Search of Lost Time" won the "National Outstanding Bestseller Award" and the "First Prize of the First National Outstanding Foreign Literature Book Award", which is an important event in the history of Chinese publishing. The important value of Proust has been cherished by Chinese readers ever since. Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" reviews the past in the form of memories, including childhood memories, family life, first love and lost love, observations of historical events, as well as insights into art and understanding of time and space, etc. Time is the protagonist of this novel. The author uses wisdom and imagination to make time concrete, vivid and perfect. It is like a symphony composed of multiple themes, such as love, jealousy, death, memory, and time, sometimes overlapping and sometimes drifting apart. However, on a macro level, the entire work is integrated and has vigorous vitality. "In Search of Lost Time" is recognized as a new attempt in literary creation and the first of its kind in mainstream novels.

"The Cthulhu Mythos" is known as the greatest and most influential system of horror novels in the 20th century. The author is H. P. Lovecraft - or "Lovecraft". Suppose there is an ant crawling next to your feet. You will not care whether you step on it or not, because it is too small. Whether it is dead or alive has no effect on you. In the eyes of the ancient evil gods described in the "Cthulhu Mythos", humans are like ants. The "cosmism" advocated by Lovecraft means that human beings are far from being the masters of the world. In the unknown universe that has not yet been explored, there are unimaginable and unspeakable horrific truths hidden. Just a glimpse of them can make people fall into madness or death. As the author himself said: "The oldest and strongest human emotion is fear; and the oldest and strongest fear is the fear of the unknown." This book collects 10 representative short and medium-sized novels in the "Cthulhu Mythos", including "The Call of Cthulhu", "Dagon", "Whispers in the Dark", "The Dunwich Incident", etc. You can open a story at will to arouse your inner fear of darkness. "In his palace in R'lyeh, sleeping Cthulhu waits to dream." The stars have reached a specific position, and the Old Ones are about to reappear in the world.