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This is a short love song, but it has the longest duration. This is a short love song, but it performs the longest romance. This is a short-lived love song, but it exudes the longest-lasting warmth. This is a short-lived love song, but it is filled with the most lasting emotion. This is a short love song, but deep and long, sung for you this summer.

British national treasure writer Ian McEwan's blockbuster new work on artificial intelligence is a perfect literary annotation for "Black Mirror", "Westworld" and "Love, Death and Robots". The boundary between fiction and reality is blurred here. McEwan once again subverts imagination and completely rewrites the history of human technological development. A young man and woman and a robot are trapped in a love triangle; this time, it is not just humans who are trapped in moral dilemmas. In 1982, in London, England, a parallel world, artificial intelligence research at that time had far exceeded our current level of development. Under the leadership of Margaret Thatcher, Britain lost the Falklands War, and Tony Benn was elected Prime Minister of the United Kingdom amid national uproar. Turing, the "father of artificial intelligence," did not commit suicide. McEwan gave Turing the life he deserved, instead of being tried, imprisoned, or committing suicide. Turing lived a long life and lived in the respect of the world. His works created technological miracles. At the same time, 32-year-old Londoner Charlie started two new relationships: first, he fell in love with Miranda, his upstairs neighbor; second, he used his inheritance to buy a new humanoid robot "Adam". "Adam" has the intelligence and appearance to resemble the real thing, and can complete realistic yet natural movements and expression changes. With Miranda's help, Charlie reshaped the character of "Adam", and a set of strange triangle relationships gradually formed... And things slowly began to get out of control.

"The Magician" is a dark fantasy story created by Maugham in his early years. When a famous British doctor named Arthur Burton visited his fiancée in Paris, he met Hadot, a magician who was proficient in occult arts. Burton believed in science all his life and scorned all kinds of theories about chaotic powers and monsters. Therefore, he repeatedly humiliated Hadot in public on many social occasions. In retaliation, the evil magician used magic to seduce and control Burton's fiancée, and quickly married her. He did this not only to torture Burton, but also to realize a terrible plan: to sacrifice the woman's life to complete a dark spell. In the end, Burton and his friends started a life-and-death showdown with the magician in his ancestral home...

In order to give his daughter Miao Baobao a loyal husband, Old Man Miao, the best Gu master in the martial arts world, specially developed a kind of Lonely Love Gu. If a man and a woman are affected by the poison, if one of them has physical intimacy with another person of the opposite sex, they will die on the spot. Unfortunately, the son-in-law chosen by Old Man Miao is Yan Yubai, the third son of the upright Yan family in the martial arts world. However, this mysterious, cold and beautiful man in the world and Miao Baobao, who grew up in Miao territory and uses books not suitable for children as formal learning materials, do not look like a good couple.

This book is written by the French eighteenth-century writer Le Sage. More than sixty years ago, the Spanish writer Luis de Guevara wrote a book of the same name. Lesage borrowed the name of the book and also used the structure of the original book to write the current book. Donclefas of Madrid, after being forced into marriage, escaped, accidentally got into the laboratory of an astrologer, and released the lame devil Asmodeus who was locked in a glass bottle. In order to repay him, the devil took him flying over Madrid and opened all the roofs, allowing him to see all kinds of hidden privacy. For example, the children hope that the miser father will die soon, the marquis defrauds the girl's body with lies, the prostitute fools around with the dignitaries for money, the old woman uses wigs and dentures to hide her old age, the banker transfers money abroad, the innocent are tortured in prison, and the knights fight for the girl. Finally the devil showed him Doña Tomasa drinking with four men, and avenged him by sending the woman to prison, and then he was recalled by the astrologer and locked up in a bottle.

The Museum of Art and Antiquities in Baghdad was suddenly robbed. No one knew the identity of the robbers, and no organization claimed responsibility. Veteran librarian Flynn Carson suspects that the incident is related to an ancient criminal organization called the Forty Thieves. Because they stole a 6th-century Persian manuscript of "One Thousand and One Nights", Flynn worried that their real purpose was to steal the legendary "Aladdin's Lamp." Therefore, Flynn must find this ancient criminal organization before the "Forty Thieves" release the evil elves imprisoned in the magic lamp.

"Sou Shen Ji" is a collection of supernatural novels written by Qian Bao, a writer in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The book now has 20 volumes, with a total of 454 stories, major and minor. It mainly compiles stories about ghosts, gods and immortals, as well as some trivia and folklore from the time. It is a collection of ancient Chinese myths and legends and represents the highest achievement of Chinese fantasy novels.

The inner territory is full of dangers. In order to protect Roland, his father sent Roland and his best friends Cuthbert and Alan to the seaside town of Hanbrai in Meijisi under pseudonyms. The three naive teenagers soon discovered that a huge conspiracy was brewing here, and the situation was even more serious than in the inner territory. On the first night after arriving in Hambrae, Roland fell in love at first sight with the sixteen-year-old blonde girl Susan. But Susan has just made a terrible decision to save her family, which means that she and Roland can no longer fall in love openly. On the one hand, the two young people were unable to resist the strong emotions in their hearts, but on the other hand, they knew very clearly that their love would put them in the most dangerous situation...

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A blockbuster work by Meng Zhentapir, the author of "Onmyoji". It took 17 years and 2,600 pieces of manuscript paper to complete the masterpiece. Chen Kaige (director of "Farewell My Concubine"), Wang Huiling (Ang Lee's screenwriter), and many Chinese and Japanese stars will jointly create a movie of the same name that will be released at the end of the year. The sky and the sea are crossing eastward, the city of Chang'an is in turbulent waters, and the ghost feast begins. The black cat of Jinwu Guard Liu Yunqiao's family suddenly began to speak human words. The Taoist priest who rushed to drive away the monster was so frightened that he almost went crazy. Chunqin, the young and pretty wife of Liu Yunqiao, turned into an old woman with gray hair and chicken skin in front of everyone. While singing "Qingping Diao Ci", she danced in a similar way to Yang Guifei. Kukai, an eminent monk who traveled to the Tang Dynasty from Japan, and Bai Juyi, who sought inspiration for the song "Song of Everlasting Sorrow", together uncovered the mystery of the demon incident and the death of Concubine Yang. All the resentment of monsters comes from spells and from human hearts.

"Animal Farm" is one of the most famous political allegorical novels written by George Orwell, the most famous 20th century British novelist. The story describes the brewing, rise and final transformation of an "animalist" revolution. The animals in a farm (Manor Farm) could not bear the oppression of their human owners. Under the leadership of the pigs, they rebelled and drove away Mr. Jones. The animals realized their wish, and the farm was renamed "Animal Farm", adhering to the principle that "all animals are equal." Afterwards, the two leading pigs competed with each other for power, and the victor declared the other a traitor and traitor. Since then, the pigs who have gained leadership have gained more and more power and become a new privileged class; if the animals are slightly dissatisfied, they will lead to bloody purges: the ideal of the farm is revised to "some animals are more equal than other animals", and the animals return to their previous miserable condition.

This book is the second book in the End of the Line series. As a link between the past and the next, it not only details the appearance of Christopher, who adheres to traditional morals in the rear troops, but also details his personal emotional struggles and life dilemmas in the context of the First World War. Personal awakening, emotional collision, and the interweaving of fate are all clearly reflected in "The End of the Queue II: No Longer Queue". What is beyond words is a reflection on traditional morality and the old order. This is not only a literary work, but also a picture of the times, which is of great help to us in understanding the world and ourselves. The classic works of the founders of British modernism, Auden, Graham Greene, Julian Barnes, Anthony Gibbs, and Tom Stoppard are highly praised for their excellent works and were selected into the "Top 100 Best English Novels of the 20th Century".

The princess doesn't love the prince, she runs away just to catch up with herself who is running fast. She was ugly, vulgar, and huge, and no one wanted to be around her for a second longer, except for her pack of equally fierce but extremely loyal dogs. Until one accidental day, she picked up an abandoned child by the smelly Thames River, and named him a river, Jordan. The river is his name and the river is his destiny. When he was nineteen years old, he followed the king's gardener to Wimbledon and embarked on a complicated and wonderful journey, witnessing the fantastic scenes in the parallel world: love was a plague sweeping through the village, the princess did not love the prince, words soared upward and turned into dense clouds... In the fairy tale-like adventure, he experienced unprecedented possibilities.

When he realized that the child was also watching him, at that moment, he understood what it meant to be like a father and like a son. Nonomiya Ryōdo, who has lived a smooth sailing life so far, is an elite member of a large construction company. He and his wife Lu have been married for many years and have a very good relationship. Together, they raise their smart and well-behaved son Qingduo. What the three people, who thought their peaceful life would last forever, did not expect was that a phone call from Qingduo Birth Hospital brought this little family to the forefront. Faced with the destined blood relationship and family affection that accompanies them day and night, many proud and fragile hearts waver. The two families stand at the crossroads of life. Minute by minute, the relationship between father and son, accumulated over the years, has long transcended the fetters of blood.

This is a chaotic world full of high-pressure rule and transformed people; it is full of amazing magical wonders; Bath-Lage is a huge city-state that encompasses thousands of different cultures and races. New Clobusan, Bath-Lage's sinful city of power. This is the birthplace of all nightmares... A conspiracy train operation is being prepared, and a revolutionary uprising with no retreat is shouting. Whether it succeeds or not, it will go down in history and ignite New Clobusan's last hope. The Iron Council has begun...

"The Master and Margarita" is a rare Russian novel with magical and grotesque colors. It was published twenty-five years after the author's death. The ingenious conception, bizarre plot, profound philosophy and perfect art form have attracted generations of readers. It is known in the West and Russia as "the peak of satire literature, fantasy literature and rigorous realism literature". Two narrative levels unfold alternately in "The Master and Marguerite". One is the level where reality and fantasy blend; the other is the level where history and legend blend. The novel describes the trial and execution of Joshua by Pilate, the Jewish governor of the Roman Empire.

The original light novel of the popular animation, this book is the sixth in the series "Bear Bears Bravely Enters the Different World". The cutest adventurer from another world, the legendary bear girl──The sixth episode of Yuna's adventure story! The bear girl accepts the entrustment of the city lord's wife to serve as a guard for the students. Unexpectedly, she encounters a terrifying pack of wild wolves and black tigers. The powerful Yuna eradicates the beasts for the villagers and sends the students back to the capital safely! Yuna, who returned to Cremonia, continued to expand her food empire. Just when the "Bear Canteen" was opening, she was troubled to get a mithril dagger for skinning... After asking around, she was shocked to find that the reason why mithril was missing in the city was because the mineral veins were occupied by golems! There is no other way, Yuna can only find trouble with these big guys!

Why do we fight? In order to preserve the fire of survival, protect human beings and provide them with a safe haven. What price do we bear? The cost is irrelevant, humanity must survive. We are tasked with saving the nation, and all other ideas are just a drop in the ocean. The world is approaching destruction, the storm has reappeared, and the glorious knights who have abandoned their oath have no intention of saving mankind. And the servants who have been enslaved by humans for a long time are summoning another brand new storm. Xu Du, who possesses ancient power, is about to reappear in the world. Will human civilization end as a result?

Book One: The Book of the Soul. Like humans, books have a hidden side that only a handful of gifted readers can discover. Such readers are called book wizards. Freya Salamandra Fairfix, a fifteen-year-old girl, is anxiously waiting for the arrival of her spiritual book, thus officially becoming a book witch and exerting the magic of language and words. However, the crisis suddenly struck, and "Wen Shang"'s conspiracy was about to be launched. Her father was accidentally killed while hunting for a blank book at night, her younger brother was kidnapped by a female killer, and the family manor was also occupied by the enemy. Her only chance was to escape to the book city. There, Freya met the chocolate-loving city lord, the goat-man with long horns, the spies of Adam Academy, the girl who stole books and the boy from the resistance, and saw the book fighting arena and various weird bookstores...

Susanna's body is hijacked by the "Devil Mother" Mia. Mia's purpose is to have her child delivered by the evil "Blood King" - a child who will bring destruction to all worlds. Time is running out, Father Callahan, Jack and O. B. Track Susanna and Mia to Manhattan, while Roland and Eddie come to Maine in 1977 to look for bookstore owner Kevin Tarr. Stephen King himself also appears in the book...

The destruction of "Iron Heart" allowed Chicago to regain its freedom, and a new order gradually formed, but the plan to eliminate superpowers is still in progress. The new powerful epic sect "Shenglin" began to recruit superpowers of all levels in an attempt to build a second new Chicago and lure the liquidators closer... First time entering the water city David discovers a series of strange events, everything seems to be a long-planned trap, but the "Fire Phoenix" saves him again and again. All this makes David doubt that people with superpowers can also uphold their humanity and return to ordinary people. He begins to question whether the organization's actions to completely eliminate people with superpowers are correct. Revenge is no longer the only motivation, and his path begins to change... The faith remains, towards the light; there are always people who rise to the challenge and become heroes who protect the weak!

The Dutch sinologist Roberto Gorope rewrites the legend of Di Renjie, a famous official in the early Tang Dynasty, combining the elegance of Chinese classical literature with the fun of Western detective novels. It is a brand new unabridged translation with a full analysis of the creative background. The translator has studied Gao Luopei for many years and is responsible for the translation alone to ensure a unified writing style. "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, is responsible for the translation and writes annotations and postscripts that are both academic and readable. It is currently the only version on the market that has been independently translated by one person. The third volume of "The Case of Di Gong in the Tang Dynasty" includes "Purple Cloud Temple", "Liu Garden Picture", "Guangzhou Case", "Necklace Case" and "Mid-Autumn Festival Case". "Pictures of the Willow Garden" tells the story that in 677 AD, when Di Gong was appointed minister of Dali Temple in the capital, he was appointed to concurrently serve as the governor of Gyeonggi Province. With the assistance of Ma Rong, Qiao Tai, and Tao Qian, they solved the case of a wealthy businessman falling from a building, the murder of a prince, and an old case.

"Lowlands" is the most ambitious novel by American Pulitzer Prize winner and Indian-American writer Juppa Lahiri. The novel spans India and the United States and tells the story of the joys, sorrows and fate of four generations of an Indian family. Next to the lowlands of Kolkata, India, a pair of brothers of similar age but very different personalities played and grew up here. After graduating from college, his elder brother Subash went to the United States to further his studies. His younger brother Udaan devoted himself to the revolution enthusiastically, but was arrested and shot beside the lowland for killing a policeman. After learning about his brother's death, Subash hurried back to India. In order to protect his brother's pregnant wife, Gauri, Subash married her and took her to the United States. However, the ghost of Udaan has always haunted Gao Li. Finally one day, Gao Li left his young daughter and Subash behind and headed to California alone. Many years later, when Gaoli's daughter had grown up, Gaoli suddenly appeared in front of her and Subash, and brought back a secret about Udaan...

This is the best of times, this is the worst of times. This is a story that takes place in two cities, Paris and London. One is a well-educated French exiled aristocrat, and the other is an unruly British prodigal. Two people with completely different personalities have similar appearances, and they also fell in love with the same beautiful girl... The French Revolution broke out, and the people who had been persecuted by the nobles for a long time rebelled, and the country was filled with blood and hatred. In this great era, what will be the fate of these two people?

The story takes place in Corsica, France. That's Napoleon's hometown. It happened before the 1820s, shortly after Napoleon's defeat. At that time bourgeois civilization was far from being able to cross the sea and conquer the island. The quaint folk customs, a little barbaric in the Middle Ages, are preserved there. Of course there are laws on the island. But the people often disregard the law and act according to their conscience and ancient traditions. One of the ancient traditions is "Hindata", which means revenge.

"Wind Wave" was created in 1963 and is based on the two failed battles of Mongolia to conquer Japan in the early Yuan Dynasty, namely the Battle of Wenyong and Hong'an. The story unfolds from the perspective of the King of Goryeo. After the Mongols conquered Goryeo, they wanted to use it as a springboard to conquer Japan, but they encountered obstacles. However, Kublai Khan did not give up, and he still did not hesitate to increase the burden on Goryeo and prepare for the Eastern Expedition. Goryeo went through two dynasties, Wonjong and King Chungryeol, and the whole country suffered from the Eastern Expedition. The surrounding fields are in ruins, and the people are in dire straits. However, the two Eastern Expeditions ended in failure, which finally put the Eastern Expedition on hold and allowed Goryeo to relieve itself of the heavy burden imposed by the Yuan Dynasty. Although the novel uses the era of these two battles as the historical background, it does not describe the battles themselves at all. All the ink is focused on the dealings between the King of Goryeo and his subjects and the Emperor Kublai Khan of the Yuan Dynasty, as well as the sufferings suffered by the Goryeo people. The title of the work comes from a sentence in the edict issued by Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, to the Goryeo Kingdom: "Don't use the danger of the storm as an excuse." Its purpose is to urge Goryeo not to shirk the responsibility of sending an envoy to Japan, but to assume the responsibility of being the vanguard of the invasion of Japan. The word "wind and wave" is also a key word that connects the whole text. It was wind and waves that stirred up in the sea between the envoys and the Japanese rulers. It was wind and waves that led to the destruction of the Yuan army in the Eastern Expedition. It was also wind and waves that the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty provoked many incidents against the kings and ministers of Goryeo. It can be said that the whole work is filled with waves of stormy waves.

Susan and Philip grew up together. They were everything in each other's lives, but fate kept them apart. Susan, who experienced a family tragedy prematurely, has never been able to learn to live in peace with the world. Even when she is with the people who love her most, she cannot overcome her inner panic. As a result, she kept running away, traveling far and wide to help those who had lost their homes due to hurricanes. Susan knew that no matter where she went, Philip was her last resort and the only person she could trust with her life. This is their promise to each other, and this promise will bring unpredictable changes to their destiny.

"I Am a Cat" is based on the daily life of the main character, middle school teacher Jinno Kusami. With the help of a cat's vision, hearing and feeling, it intersperses the conflicts between neighbor capitalist Kaneda's attempt to marry a girl and his plot to retaliate against Kusami. It mocks the intellectuals of the Meiji era. It satirizes the empty spiritual life of intellectuals who claim to be noble but do nothing; they are dissatisfied with reality but unable to resist; they are mediocre and boring, but they denounce the contradictory character of the world, and lash out at the snobbish, vulgar and cruel nature of Kaneda and other bourgeois figures and their accomplices. The novel has ingenious conception, exaggerated description, flexible structure and distinctive artistic features.

"The Scholars" is a long satirical novel depicting portraits of intellectuals. The work describes various absurd and hypocritical behaviors of Confucian scholars who were deeply poisoned by stereotypes. It belittles and satirizes fake Confucian scholars and fake celebrities, criticizes the corrupt secular atmosphere at that time, and creates the image of a few true Confucian scholars and real celebrities who stay away from fame and pursue freedom, in which the author's ideals are embedded. The Scholars is a model of ancient Chinese satirical literature, the first of its kind to use novels to directly evaluate real life. It can be compared with the works of Boccaccio, Cervantes, Balzac, Dickens and others. It also has a profound influence on the world's modern literature and can be called a world literary masterpiece.

The sequel to Atwood's acclaimed "Oryx and Crake" and the second installment in the "Mad Adam" series. In "The Year of the Flood", the flood that mankind has long feared has finally arrived. This "waterless flood" had nothing to do with the biblical floods sent by God to sweep away evil and sin: it was a rapidly spreading disease that could not be suppressed by biological means, engulfing city after city like fire, turning the world into a slaughterhouse of corpses. This "flood" killed tens of millions of people and almost wiped out all traces of humankind. Ryan and Toby became the few survivors. In the shadow of a corrupt ruling power and the threat of a new genetically engineered species, Ryan and Toby must quickly decide their next move and not just lock themselves in a temporary safe house. The floods described in "The Year of the Flood" have nothing to do with the floods God sent to sweep away evil and sin in biblical stories. "The Year of the Flood" takes us into a weird world - both weird as the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch and as absurd as "A Clockwork Orange". Everything has fallen apart. In a sense, Atwood's new film is a companion piece to his 2003 film, Oryx and Crake.

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The British luxury yacht "Duncan" rides the wind and waves on the vast sea. The ship rises and falls. In a moment, the port of London is in front of you.

This book is the first part of Jules Verne's trilogy. It tells the story of Sir Glenarvan, the owner of the "Duncan", who after picking up the distress bottle sent by Harry Grant, organized a small rescue team and led everyone through hardships. With unparalleled perseverance and courage, he finally found Captain Harry Grant on a desert island in the Pacific.

A beggar becomes an emperor? No, this is a passerby who becomes the protagonist.

"Around the World in Eighty Days" is Jules Verne's masterpiece and a classic of world science fiction, with a lively style and a sense of humor. The novel tells the story of Mr. Fogg, an Englishman, who made a bet with his friends to travel around the world in eighty days. The book not only describes in detail the various bizarre experiences and the difficulties and dangers encountered by Mr. Fogg and his party on the way, but also gradually makes the characters' personalities three-dimensional as the plot unfolds. Fogg, who is calm, taciturn, witty, brave and full of humane spirit, and the lively, active and impulsive servant all left a deep impression on people.

12 masterpieces of mystery novels! Witness how "America's Sherlock Holmes" uncovers the real culprit in an unsolved case! As World War II entered its climax, the various impacts of the war quietly spread to the small town of Northmont. As Sheriff Lance is getting old and about to retire, Sam's detective career seems to have come to an end... But the criminals don't care about this, and the crime rate in the town has soared again! Crazy criminal motives and bizarre crime methods are emerging. What kind of cunning opponent will the tired detective partners face this time? How will they "retire" honorably? Let's take a look at Dr. Sam Hawthorne's last famous detective scene! For 50 years, in the hearts of many Americans, Sam Hawthorne has been their own Sherlock Holmes!

"Golden Dream" is a miraculous novel that gives people the courage, hope and confidence to live! Run away, live well, don't lose to them! Even the darkest place can become a golden dreamland! "Golden Dreams" is a signpost for Isaka Kotaro on the road of literature. It won the 5th Japan Bookstore Award and the 21st Yamamoto Ishirō Award. The sales volume of the Japanese version has exceeded 1.14 Million copies. "Golden Dreams" tells an exciting adult fairy tale, and outlines the increasingly scarce friendship, love and family affection between people from the front. There is no heroic protagonist, everyone is so ordinary, but they will lend a helping hand at critical moments to help you become a hero.

Sherlock Holmes is the detective created by the British novelist Arthur Conan Doyle. Now he has become the best synonym for famous detectives in the world. Sherlock Holmes as a literary image has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The works in this book condemned various crimes and immoral behaviors, promoted the idea that good and evil will be rewarded and that there is no escape from the law, arousing psychological resonance among the general public.

"Spring Snow" tells the "elegant and beautiful" love tragedy of a pair of childhood sweethearts. Kiyoaki and Satoko are childhood sweethearts, and both come from noble families. When Kiyoaki was 18 years old and Satoko was 20, Kiyoaki's trouble was: he knew Satoko loved him, but she always thought of herself as a sister who taught him a lesson, which made him very angry. After they had a passionate first kiss, a misunderstanding arose. Qingxian refused to answer Satoko's calls or read Satoko's letters. Hearing that Satoko's family arranged for Satoko to have frequent blind dates, he was secretly happy that he could get rid of Satoko. However, Satoko was favored by the imperial family, Toin Palace, and wanted to marry him as his daughter-in-law, and received the emperor's permission.

In 1939, Germany invaded Poland. Elisha Pomarantz, a mathematician and watchmaker, fled into the forest, leaving his beautiful and intelligent wife Stefan behind to face the tremendous changes alone. Perhaps there are no farmers, no witches, and no roast geese. Elisha lives in the forest in a purely spiritual state without any material needs at all; Stefan stays in the small town, accompanied by two old Siamese cats named Chopin and Schopenhauer. They survived the war, Elisha went to Israel, hoping to find peace there, and Stefan went to the Soviet Union. Will they ever get together again?

This book includes a total of 4 Verne classic works: "Around the World in Eighty Days", "Green Light", "Beacon Island" and "Five Weeks in a Balloon". The book not only contains thrilling adventures, but also various strange customs and customs. The protagonists in it not only have superhuman wisdom and strong perseverance, but also have a perseverance spirit. Their lofty ideals, strong characters, excellent qualities and noble sentiments are worth learning from.

My name is Zhou Guangming. One day in July, Gong Feinan and I attended Liu Qiang's wedding in a small western town. Logically speaking, the three of us were college classmates, and we were roommates for more than a year after graduation, so we should have a good relationship. However, we lost contact in the following years. Until I saw an inconspicuous electronic wedding invitation in my QQ mailbox, which was submerged in numerous advertising and promotional emails. I thought the sender probably didn't expect me to see this email. But I went anyway, asked for three days' leave from the company, and gave him a big red envelope with half a month's salary. At the wedding banquet, I met Gong Feinan. He was seated with me at a table with an "Other" sign, and we were surrounded by elderly people speaking in dialect and children desperately reaching for candy.

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"Irregular Resistance" is the eighth book in the "Ikebukuro Nishiguchi Park" series by Ishida Iroshi. It includes four stories: "Chikawa's Mother", "Ikebukuro Cleaning Team", "Retired Bulldog" and "Irregular Resistance". "Irregular Resistance Elements" continues Ishida Yiliang's consistent style, with twists and turns of the story and rich urban fashion elements, plus a cool and dark warm writing style, making it highly readable. "The story I want to tell this time is not the story in the United States or Central and South America where monopolies collude with dictators and wantonly exploit workers, but a real story that happens before our eyes. It is a story about transparent people who have been ignored by our society and formed a resistance army." The four stories in "Irregular Resistance" are all wonderful, and they all reveal important social issues. "Chikawa Yusei Mama" is about a single mother standing on the edge of a cliff; "Ikebukuro Cleaning Team" is about a rich man who leads young people in Ikebukuro to collect garbage; "Retired Bulldog" is about a punk girl and a retired policeman who were threatened with nude photos; "Irregular Resistance" is about temporary workers who rise up against giant human resources companies.

Egypt, a desert realm full of glamor and madness. Travel explorer Bennisi wanted to experience some wonderful exotic customs here and explore the legendary Pharaoh's secret treasure, but he was accidentally tricked into an underground cave and his life hung on a thread. Just when he was trying every means and struggling to survive, he was shocked to find that under the boundless sea of ​​sand, there were buried corpses with bloody bones, plunder by gangs, hatred of tribes, and pursuit by the "Sons of Vengeance"... Can Benisi, who is dealing with all these evil conspiracies, escape and save the innocent souls trapped in the cage?

This set of books includes "The Woman in White 5 Volumes" and "The Moon Gem Volume 5", a total of 10 volumes. The book "The Woman in White" pioneered the writing of detective novels for the author, and also opened up a new path for British literature. The work mainly tells the story: The young painter Hartright fell in love with her student Laura Furley, but Laura's father had already found a marriage for her before his death. At the suggestion of Laura's sister, Marlene Huckaby, Hartley left Monridge and went to work abroad. Laura can only abide by her father's last wish and marry the charming Mr. Peacewell Glyde. However, Peacewell had no inheritance rights because his parents did not register their marriage. He was heavily in debt and wanted to get Miss Laura's inheritance of 20,000 pounds. He conspired with Laura's uncle to kill Anne Cesarik, a woman in white who resembled Laura, and lied to the outside world that Laura was sick and died, and sent Laura back to the lunatic asylum as the woman in white... "The Moonstone" is known as the longest and best modern detective novel. It is a novel written by the British Victorian novelist Wilkie Collins. The novel tells about the mysterious disappearance of a diamond (moon gem), which was later detected by Detective Cuff. The story is caused by a gem. According to legend, there is a moon gem in India, which is set on the forehead of a four-handed Indian god and is guarded by three Brahmins. The luster of the gem changes with the changes of the moon. God once predicted that whoever takes this gem will be cursed. At the beginning of the 18th century, the moon gem was robbed, and this priceless gem was passed to England. Just as the prophecy said, its owners all died in mysterious circumstances. Later, the gem fell into the hands of Colonel Huncastle, a British military officer. After he gave it to his niece Rachel as a birthday gift, the gem suddenly disappeared. After some twists and turns, the truth of the case was finally revealed, and the moon gem finally returned to the forehead of the moon god. In the novel, the author boldly disclosed the heinous crimes committed by the British in India and asked the British to face the world with a humanitarian spirit. He also lost no time in expressing his wishes and expressed his hope that Britain would not become a country hated by the people of the world and that its hands would not be stained with the blood of innocent people. This novel does not directly disclose the domestic politics of the United Kingdom, but effectively attacks the leaders of the British upper class through several bloody cases.

Since the death of his wife, James Bond has been strongly stimulated and has become extremely decadent. Although he is an agent, he does not look like an agent. He and his colleagues were in a dangerous situation. M didn't want to lose such a good friend, so he finally decided to send him to Japan to complete an almost impossible task. But when he arrived in Japan, he was taken to a mysterious residence called the Castle of Death. There he encountered an elderly enemy. All signs indicate that Bond is doomed this time...

Maybe I shouldn't find out the truth, but your life shouldn't be trampled on. An old man who was wandering in Tokyo stabbed a food shop owner to death in Sensoji Temple over a small dispute. Detective Yoshiki Takefumi believes that there is another hidden secret in the case. After various investigations, an unsolved mystery that happened on a snowstorm night in Hokkaido more than 30 years ago gradually surfaced... How much hardship and suffering is hidden behind the shocking conspiracy? In this work, Takefumi Yoshiki has experienced the most bizarre and poignant cases in his life; Shoji Shimada spares no effort in writing and meticulously portrays the clear mind and persistent beliefs of this passionate detective. In 2013, Japan's Shukan Bunshun selected the "BEST 100 East-West Mystery" book list, and this book was well deserved to be selected.

Keigo Higashino's masterpiece of short stories, contains 9 interesting stories, and also rarely includes Keigo Higashino's own explanation of each story in the book. Keigo Higashino pokes fun at current social hot issues such as buying a house, chasing stars, and education. His imaginative story settings, witty and funny dialogues, and profound insights into the issues make people smile from time to time. The police commissioned me to develop a gas that would cause people to tell their true feelings shortly after inhaling it. During the evening rush hour, I squeezed onto the tram with a bottle of gas. When I got off the train dozens of minutes later, I discovered that the bottle was leaking. Ah, everything should be fine, right? An unknown body suddenly appeared in our neighborhood, and if word got out, housing prices would plummet. Damn it, how can this work! The owners unanimously agreed to secretly dump the body in a nearby neighborhood where housing prices were rising. Taking advantage of the darkness, several representatives drove off...