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"Tevellino" contains the representative novellas "The Last Girl of the Ardini" and "Tevellino" by the famous French female writer George Sand. In these two works, the author focuses on describing the delicate and delicate emotional world of the heroine, showing her independent spirit, and at the same time criticizing the prejudice of the French social environment and the ugliness of the aristocratic class at that time. It is both ideological and artistic. It is a thought-provoking masterpiece worth reading again and again.

"Dublins" is James Joyce's prestigious short story collection, published in 1914. It is set in Joyce's hometown of Dublin. It captures a cross-section of the lives of the middle and lower class people, a group of people at a moment, and fifteen stories gathered together. It is like an impressionistic painting, with concise brushwork and staggered chapters. It emerges a desolate world, distant, cold, but exquisite, which is the best. It can be called the most famous collection of short stories in the 20th century.

A collection of representative works by 2018 Nobel Prize winner Olga Tokarczuk. "House by Day, House by Night" tells the story of a border town, from the first pioneering knifemaker who settled here to the heroine and her husband moving to this countryside, the same land has different historical moments and different life migrations over the millennium. Various legendary figures appear here: a saint with a beard, a monk with a gender inversion, an alcoholic with a bird living in his body, a small-town teacher who transforms into a werewolf, an old lady with a wig who can hibernate, a woman who collects dreams on the Internet... The human world has undergone changes and ups and downs for thousands of years, but for the land, people's joys and sorrows, and the changes in people's generations are just a fleeting dream of the land. This is a wonderful novel that mixes multiple genres and intersperses multiple story lines. Short stories, essays, folk tales, hagiographies, and even recipes and notes are intertwined and presented. Each story is an exquisite short story, and when connected together, it becomes a wonderful novel full of foreshadowing and echoes. "The Ancient Times and Other Times" is a famous work by the famous contemporary Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk. The novel has a total of 84 chapters, each chapter is named after "xxx time". It tells the story of various characters in ancient times, even animals, plants and things, from different perspectives: a girl who touches the border of the world, a landowner addicted to puzzle games, a lonely housewife, an old woman who curses the moon, and even angels, water ghosts, pugs, mycelium, small coffee grinders... The life stories of three generations reflect the turbulent historical destiny of Poland in the 20th century. Primeval is a place, located at the center of the universe. Its four borders are guarded by four angels. The world beyond the ancient times does not exist. People who think they have stepped out of the ancient times are actually standing on the border and dreaming that they have entered the outside world. When they wake up, they go home and regard their dreams as memories. Borders also produce ready-made people, as if they came from the outside world...

"The Tale of Ise" was translated by Feng Zikai and the author is unknown. The whole book includes "The Tale of Bamboo" and "The Tale of Ise". "The Tale of Bamboo" is the earliest Japanese literary work, and together with "The Tale of Ise" is called the pioneer of the Heian Dynasty literature. "The Tale of Bamboo" is also called "The Tale of Princess Kaguya", "Bamboo" means cutting bamboo. The story tells of a bamboo cutter who picked up a little girl in the heart of a bamboo and named her "Xizhu Kaguya-hime". Princess Kaguya grew into a graceful and beautiful girl in three months. Five nobles proposed to her. She promised to marry someone who could find her favorite treasure, but all the suitors failed. The emperor wanted to use his power to marry her by force, but he was rejected. Finally, Kaguya suddenly ascended to heaven in front of this group of bewildered ordinary people. "The Tale of Ise" came out around the same time as "The Tale of Bamboo". It is Japan's first "Uta Monogatari". "The Tale of Ise" mainly focuses on the waka written by Emperor Heijo's grandson Zaihara Yahei, plus some waka passed down orally, and at the same time lays out the background or original story of these waka. The whole article is composed of 125 chapters and 206 Japanese songs. There is no connection between the chapters. Each chapter is an independent chapter, which vaguely reveals the life experience of Hara Yehei.

Haruki Murakami's most famous collection of short stories straddles the boundary between reality and common sense. Includes "Firefly", the prototype of "Norwegian Wood". Includes the original work "Burning" adapted and directed by Korean director Lee Chang-dong, which set off the Cannes film "Burning". Five different styles, extremely subversive post-modern fairy tales, presenting you with textbook-level short stories. An iconic work of Murakami's productive period, it has the texture of sadness, fable and dream. "Firefly" is Murakami's third collection of short stories. It contains five short stories in total, including "Firefly", "Burning the Barn", "Dancing Little Man", "Blind Willow and the Sleeping Girl" and "Three German Fantasy". It crosses the boundary between reality and common sense and is extremely tense. It shows the complexity of Murakami's literary landscape and its explosive creative potential. It is a crossroads on Murakami's creative path.

This book selects some of Mark Twain's most popular chapters. Among them, "Running for Governor" and "Millions of Pounds" are familiar to Chinese readers, while the others are slightly unfamiliar to ordinary readers. Particularly worth mentioning is the novel "A Dog's Narrative". As Mark Twain's later work, it contains consistent humor and profound philosophical thoughts. From it, we can see another side of the writer's rich inner world.

The competition for jobs is becoming increasingly fierce. In order to find an ideal job, junior Chiharu Mizugoe and six of her classmates established a job search group. After experiencing the confusion of submitting a resume, the twists and turns of visiting seniors who have joined the job, the hardships of being an intern at a TV station, and helping colleagues who were depressed due to job hunting pressure to regain their confidence, Qianqing gradually gained the workplace rules that newcomers should understand, and also better understood the meaning of work.

The book is composed of four novellas. Among them, "The Pain of Infinite Pain" is about Chu Nanhong, a thirty-year-old freelance writer, and her husband Zhang Qun, a lecturer at a vocational and technical college. They share a two-bedroom apartment with a couple in their twenties and struggle to live an ordinary life in a two-bedroom apartment with less than 60 square meters on the top floor of an apartment. One day, Zhang Qun told Chu Nanhong that the college was going to allocate houses, but 80% of the time it would not be his turn based on seniority. She decided to take action personally and attacked the principal Wan Yusheng several times. Chu Nanhong attacked several times, but Principal Wan was polite and unwavering. "In this world, it seems that everyone has a choice. In fact, there is basically no choice. Everyone is just orbiting the existing orbit. Because as human beings, we have evil mediocrity." Did Principal Wan commit suicide? Also specious. Principal Wan's jumping off the building is both tragic and transcendent.

He abandoned his studies, committed suicide many times, was addicted to drugs, owed debts, and was entangled with many women... Dazai Osamu's life was too "unbearable" in the eyes of ordinary people. However, many people like this "waste" writer. The reason why we like Dazai Osamu is precisely because these cowardice, shamelessness and contempt are always looming in our hearts. And this decadent writer who drank alcohol, abused drugs, and committed suicide, in his patient's ravings, just expressed our thoughts. In this society that is still indifferent and homogeneous, Dazai Osamu's dilemma is a reflection of the dilemma we face. Everyone who tries to maintain themselves and be loyal to themselves can feel the social alienation and helplessness that Dazai encountered. This book selects 36 classic works from Osamu Dazai's creative peak period (1935-1948), which fully demonstrates Osamu Dazai's anxiety when he faced the collapse of social order and the collapse of his moral system, as well as the entanglement and loss of his unwillingness to go with the world but his inability to change. It is a valuable choice for readers to "get into" Dazai Osamu.

Chekhov was a writer with a strong sense of humor. In his novels, he cleverly produced laughter with subtly different emotional colors based on the different natures of the characters and events depicted. Light humor was often intertwined with bitter irony. Chekhov's novels are compact and concise, concise and concise, giving readers room for independent thinking.

The novel adopts a first-person narration method, taking the twists and turns of the love story between the aristocratic young officer Grinyov and the captain's daughter Maria as the main clue, closely combining Grinyov's personal destiny with the peasant uprising led by Pugachev. It contains rich historical pictures and social content in a small space. It depicts the characters of characters from various walks of life and reveals their psychological activities. "The Captain's Daughter", completed in 1836, is the first realistic work in the history of Russian literature that describes a peasant uprising.

This book is a novel for adults written by the famous children's literature writer Roald Dahl. A total of 9 short stories about greed are included. Among them, you will read: the poacher who saved the princess but received a strange reward from the king, the butler who easily defeated his hated employer, the story of two arrogant youths and a boy who was bullied by them, and the man who did not know the value of the tattoo on his back... These stories not only shock the soul, but also use fairy tale-like metaphors to persuade people to do good. Cruel thoughts hide in everyone's heart. Once out of control, they will have ridiculous consequences. One of them, "Skin", brought Roald Dahl his third "Edgar Allan Poe Literary Award" in 1980, and was adapted into a British drama, which gained a large audience.

This book is composed of three short novellas: "The Monument of Longevity", "Boss Fan's Gun" and "The Man Guessed to Death", all of which are new works by the author in recent years. Among them, "The Monument of Longevity" was first published in the third issue of "People's Literature" in 2014 and was reprinted in the fifth issue of "Novel Monthly". It is a very important work. The author's realistic writing skills are solid and his story construction is highly readable. He is currently an outstanding and popular novel writer.

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No time travel, no palace battles, no rebirth, no farming, no noobs, this is an ancient classic that has made countless readers stay up late at night to read it.

"Canetti's Autobiographical Trilogy" Elias Canetti won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1981 for his "broad vision, rich ideological and artistic power" in his works. How did this boy who lost his father at a young age become one of the world's literary masters? What people and events influenced and even shaped his literary temperament? These questions are all answered in his autobiography. Canetti's autobiographical trilogy is a voluminous volume, extending from Canetti's wandering childhood to his middle age when he first entered the literary world. It perfectly combines vivid and personal descriptions with a grand and broad picture of the times. It is not only a record of the writer's personal life, but also a unique presentation of the magnificent cultural history of China and Europe. Perhaps because of this, it is known as the greatest German biography of the 20th century...

"People are afraid of defeating their weaker compatriots. They will have the illusion that their lives are about to end." A collection of healing short stories by Banana Yoshimoto, the queen of modern Japanese literature. "That aloe vera plant is saying, please don't cut me down." The grandmother who lived alone said this before she passed away. Grandma cherishes and shares weal and woe with plants. She is a careful and gentle "flower nurturing hand". I inherited the power from nature from her. Perhaps they are all trivial things that are taken for granted and not paid attention to in daily life, but they all contain extremely real feelings. This is a collection of healing short stories that integrate body, mind, and scenery. It contains a total of thirteen short stories. Many emotions are so accustomed to us that they are forgotten. However, although these emotions are small, they are worth cherishing.

At that time, the country did not have much steel to forge handcuffs, so I, a young man on the run from the border, had to use hemp rope to serve me. We don't believe in fate. We are unwilling to become sinners without sin at such a young age. The purpose of living is to appeal, and to appeal, one must run away and find witnesses. This is what I do as a glorious young man on the border. They handed me over to the desert, which meant they completely destroyed my belief in escaping. I'm done. What kind of life is a life where even anger has no meaning? I've escaped from prison, I've escaped from a farm, and now I'm escaping from a bandit's den. Don't fight. As long as the revolutionary rebel comrades and leaders agree, I will leave. I don't need this world anymore, and the world doesn't need me anymore.

"In Search of Lost Time" is an epoch-making masterpiece and one of the most important novels in the world literary world in the 20th century. Together with "Ulysses", it is called the pinnacle of stream-of-consciousness novels. This novel uses a fresh and lively unique artistic style, and with the help of a subconscious mind that transcends time and space, the lost time is reappeared in his writing, and he expresses his endless nostalgia for his old friends and past events, as well as his irresistible melancholy. André Mauroa once said: "Proust's simple, individual and regional narratives arouse enthusiasm all over the world, which is both the most beautiful thing and the fairest phenomenon in the world. Just like a great philosopher summarizes all thoughts with one thought, a great novelist uses one person's life and some of the most ordinary things to make everyone's life emerge in his writing."

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Proust is one of the greatest literary masters of the twentieth century. "In Search of Lost Time" is a voluminous volume and is one of the most famous and difficult works in the entire history of literature. The whole book takes the narrator "I" as the main body and integrates what he sees, hears, thinks and feels. It is not only a true description of social life and human relations, but also a record of the author's inner experience of self-pursuit and self-understanding. It can be said to be a novel tree with many branches derived from the trunk of a novel, or it can be said to be a giant symphony intertwined with several themes. This book basically retains the essence of the seven-volume book. The selected chapters or paragraphs are all complete without any deletions. You can appreciate the elegance of this masterpiece in one volume. It can be called a true "essence".

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Open "Chasing the Lost Time" and return to the moment when the world suddenly became quiet! In the history of human literature, "In Search of Lost Time", the pioneer work of stream-of-consciousness novels, uses poetic and beautiful language to describe every heart-beating moment in our lives. Proust, the founder of stream-of-consciousness literature, opened a new stage of European literature in the 20th century with "In Search of Lost Time". Proust's ability to see through people's minds is unparalleled. I would rather read Proust and get bored than read other writers to relieve my boredom. --Maugham's classic translation by Zhou Kexi, the master of French translation, included in three volumes (the first volume, the second volume, and the fifth volume of the original book)! Comes with an original essence booklet and 18 original illustrations, allowing you to understand the beauty of "Chasing the Lost Time" in half an hour. It comes with a Paris story map from "In Search of Lost Time" to help readers enter the world in the text.

"In Search of Lost Time" is too long, you can start with "Refutation of Sainte-Beuve" - ​​the first book to understand Proust. Wang Daoqian's translation was published again after being out of print for many years. This book is neither an essay nor a novel, but a work of art. A piece of small madeleine cake brought out endless unconscious memories, and then the pen turned sharply. The author strongly criticizes the mechanical and erroneous criticism methods of the authoritative critic Saint-Beuve, and the resulting contempt and misunderstanding of all the literary geniuses in the French literary world at that time. The whole book contains both lyrical narrative and rational speculation. The two complement each other and reflect each other. The style of nearly half of the book is similar to or echoes that of "Reminiscence of Lost Time". It is a condensation of the essence of the author's thoughts and laid the first cornerstone for later textualist and structuralist criticism.

"Fragments of the Life of a Landscape Painter" is a collection of novellas by Argentinian writer Cesar Ella. The book contains two novellas: "How I Became a Nun" and "A Fragment of the Life of a Landscape Painter". The former is a novel close to the author's autobiography. From the perspective of a six-year-old child named Cesar Ella, who considers herself an ordinary little girl, it tells a series of interesting events that happened to the little protagonist, vividly sketching the image of this child with rich imagination, full of vitality, loneliness and freedom, and at the same time showing the life style of a small Argentinian town in detail. The latter tells the story of a German landscape painter who encountered strange experiences while collecting scenery in Chile and Argentina. While narrating, it also expresses the author's reflection on art.

Aeschylus, one of the three great tragic poets in ancient Greece, is said to have created more than 70 tragedies and some "comedies". Among them, "Prometheus Bound" and "Agamemnon" are his most famous tragic masterpieces. "Prometheus Bound" is the first part of the trilogy about Prometheus and the only one handed down. It records the scene of the human hero suffering pain on the rocks of the Caucasus. "Agamemnon" and the Oresteia trilogy mainly focus on opposing unjust wars.

This book includes the author's two works, "The Descendants of Cain" and "Clara's Monkhood", which are the author's masterpieces with religious overtones. In this book, the author sets the time in the Meiji period, which was already full of crises, and moved the stage to the relatively barbaric Hokkaido, Japan. The protagonist Niemon and his wife drifted here, and their struggle for survival produced a series of conflicts. Through the creation of this "original king's dictatorial self without whitewashing", the author vividly expresses this violent and fierce power, and at the same time, reveals the despair and loss after being abandoned. "Clara's Monasticism" tells the story of Clara, an aristocratic socialite from Assisi, Italy, who converted to Christianity and became the first nun of the Francisco Monastery, and eventually became the abbot of a monastery herself. The entire work meticulously describes the scenes and religious views of the Christian city in the 13th century. It is rich in history and culture and is a great work worth chewing and savoring.

This book collects all thirty-one of Flannery O'Connor's short stories, including those previously compiled into two short story collections, A Good Man is Hard to Find and Everything That Rises Must Converge, as well as some short stories that were adapted into the novels Wise Blood and The Violent Bear It Away. The book won the U. S. National Book Award posthumously in 1972. This volume is the first part, including 18 articles including "A Good Man Is Hard to Find".

"Paper Tent" contains 35 clever female expressions, including thought fragments, poems, fairy tales, micro-novels, etc. Even if she is misunderstood and attacked, Atwood will never stop speaking out about the fate of women and the truth about the world: I cultivated my good voice, made it a cash cow, and made it a bat that sucks my life; when we called my mother home, she became a screaming madwoman, whose life was ruined by accidents in the family; in the wilderness where there was wailing, the female night watchman wrote crazily on paper tents to resist the invasion of monsters. ...

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It includes Jack London's "Love of Life", "Call of the Wild", "White Teeth" and "Love of Life". It tells the story of a gold digger who trekked hard in the wilderness and defeated hunger, cold, injury and wolves with his strong will to life, showing the bravery and tenacity of human nature. "The Call of the Wild" tells the story of a dog named Buck who was taken from the warm countryside to the cold wilderness and gradually returned to the wild. "White Teeth" tells the story of a little wolf cub who began his adventurous life alone in the forest in the cold land of North America. In the forest, wolf pups learn the rules of life in the wild. But the encounter and interaction with humans changed his life forever: from humans he got his name, White Fang, and he also understood the preciousness of friendship and love.

If there must be death in mystery novels, this book touches on perhaps the most cruel and desperate situation. One incident changes a person's life. A desperate struggle like falling into a spider web, but where is the end of this darkness? Will there still be light in the world? Is Kaoruko giving up everything and insisting on protecting everything really as imagined? The cute baby in my heart has become a terrifying monster in the eyes of others. They said I treated Mizuho like a toy and that I was playing with a dead person. I don't understand, Mizuho is obviously still alive, why do they say she is dead? Many times, we think death is a moment, but actually death is a process. Desperate protection, distant thoughts, endless struggle. When hope turns into despair, pain is like endless darkness swallowing up life. Challenging the boundaries of human nature and morality, it is the ultimate test of love in the human heart.

If there must be death in mystery novels, what is touched upon here may be a cruel and desperate situation! The novel "Laplace's Witch" transcends crime and sociality and focuses on a more core social issue: ethics. "I wanted to destroy the novel I wrote before, so this work was born" - Keigo Higashino. "Dangerous Venus" is a work that even Keigo Higashino himself cannot easily evaluate. After reading "Dangerous Venus", you will find that you have never understood Keigo Higashino before. Different from works such as "Malevolence", "Dangerous Venus" exhausts the complex side of human nature: everyone has the instinct to do good and the motivation to do evil; there is rationality and there are also irrepressible and crazy desires. "Platinum Data" has a depth worthy of repeated reflection, far beyond the scope of "mysterious novels". From one soul to another, it is self-salvation and a deep understanding of human nature. "Japanese Oscar" actor Ninomiya Kazuya starred in the original novel of the movie of the same name, and the Japanese version sold 1.7 Million copies. In the end, this book is still human after all. The question of sex. "The House of Sleeping Mermaid" - another comforting work by Keigo Higashino after "The Sorrow Store". It is both sad and warm. This is a story that makes us face life again. No mystery novel is as heartbreaking as this book, and there is no book that gives us the belief in "life".

In the future world, any criminal will be unable to escape under the calculations of the "DNA Investigation System". However, some people circumvented the system's monitoring and committed multiple rape and murder cases one after another. Panic spread, and the police began to question whether there were flaws in the system. Unexpectedly, at this time, the "DNA Investigation System" actually transmitted the result data of criminal profiling, and the identity of the real murderer pointed to the developer of the system - Kagura! Kagura once believed that the "DNA detection system" would never go wrong. However, his memory of the time of the crime was blank and he was unable to make a statement of innocence because his second clone had appeared at the scene of the crime. In order to clear the suspicion, Kagura embarked on the road to escape. While investigating the truth, the true intention of the second personality also surfaced...

Keigo Higashino's almost perfect classical style! The prototype of the "Witch" series, the "Super Secret Room" with two female protagonists as detectives VS all the suspects! Keigo Higashino challenged the limits of his own reasoning and called it a golden masterpiece that he could never write again! Keigo Higashino's "No Survivors"! It is a multiple-conspiracy work that combines nursery rhyme murder\u002Fsecret room murder\u002Fspell code\u002Fcode deciphering! In order to find out the truth behind her brother's suicide, Naoko and her friend Makoto went to Mother Goose Resort in Hakuba, hoping to find clues at the scene and solve the mystery of the note her brother left for her. Each room in this villa is named after the "Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme", and the corresponding nursery rhyme lyrics are hung in the rooms, and the guests staying now are almost the same as a year ago. While the two were studying nursery rhymes and this English-style villa, a strange murder case occurred... Multiple high-energy reversals, seven murderous nursery rhyme houses, the collision of conspiracy and logic, the game of wealth and human nature, the fusion of nursery rhyme curses and codes!

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Eri Makimura, who worked at Bambi Nightclub, was found dead in Room 203 of the Ginza Queen Hotel. It was Hisao Marumoto, the president of Bambi Nightclub, who found Eri's body. After investigation, the police found that Eri and Hisao were lovers, and the crime scene was in a secret room, so they concluded that Eri committed suicide because of love. However, Eri's friend Xiangzi had doubts about the cause of his death, and Shibata, the police officer in charge of the case, also believed that the matter was not that simple, so the two decided to continue investigating the case. Soon, Eri's friend Kayuri secretly sneaked into Bambi Nightclub in order to find out the truth about Eri's death. Unexpectedly, when things finally came to light, Yukari was strangled to death, and Xiangzi's home also showed signs of being invaded...

The young couple's bodies were pierced by samurai swords. The girl they fell in love with at first sight disappeared from the world. A college student jumped to his death after drinking Coke. Robbers broke into the house and killed people, but only took away a pot of flowers... The yellow morning glory that once existed in modern times suddenly disappeared, leaving only the legend of the "dream flower" that "it will destroy itself once it is pursued". And as the yellow morning glory reappears in the world, the fate of four strange families is closely linked...

This book contains a number of Chekhov's representative novels, which highly embodies the artistic characteristics of authenticity, simplicity and humor in Chekhov's works and the creative standards of concise words. Among them, some reflect the social reality of Russia at the end of the 19th century, such as "Gooseberry"; some expose the ugly face of Tsarist Russian hawks, such as "Death of a Clerk" and "Chameleon"; some criticize vulgarity, emptiness, inaction, and rigid life attitudes, such as "The Trapped Man"; some are full of sympathy for the working people, such as "Affliction" and "Longing for Sleep", in order to send out a cry to the general public that "we can no longer live like this".

The author uses cruel and heavy writing to connect the long and sad life of the protagonist Oba Yezo from his childhood scenery, sufferings to the women and "friends" he has interacted with. The author's spirit invested in this work aims to use the cruel fate of the weak to resist meaninglessness, to inspire people to a certain extent on how to keep their souls in the harsh life, and to reach the other side of their destiny together with people who are suffering.

Ancient Greek and Roman mythology is a collection of stories about gods and heroic legends. It is scattered in Homer's Epic, Hesiod's Theogony, and literature, history, philosophy and other works of the classical period. It is an introductory and compulsory course for truly understanding the West; human beings' expectations for the most perfect self; recommended by Wang Meng: Recommended readings by the Ministry of Education; a must-read series for the new Chinese curriculum standard.

The complete collection of Chekhov's novels, accompanied by 80 classic illustrations. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904), a world-class Russian short story master and outstanding playwright, was the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. He is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world" together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry. On the basis of the tradition of Russian realism, Chekhov took a new approach, opened up a new world with short stories, and revolutionized the literary genre of short stories. In Russia, which originally did not regard short stories as a major art form, Chekhov became the only master of realism whose short stories were recognized as classic writers. This collection is based on the first ten volumes of the 30-volume "The Complete Works of Chekhov" published in the Soviet Union. It contains all of Chekhov's novels. It is the true "Complete Collection of Chekhov's Novels and Novels" in the Chinese-speaking world. It is led by teacher Wang Shouren of the Academy of Social Sciences. Edited by mostly famous Russian translators, it strives to restore the original charm of Chekhov's text. It is accompanied by 80 exquisite illustrations specially drawn for Chekhov by the famous Soviet illustrator Kukreniksey, comprehensively showing Chekhov's artistic world. This collection is designed with a linen leather spine, showing a strong sense of "Chekhov" art in the cover.

"The Book of Dragons" is a collection of fantasy short stories by famous writers with various dragon themes. The book brings together a large number of fantasy writers who are active in today's literary world, such as "American Hans Christian Andersen" Jane Yolen, author of "The Girl Who Drinks the Moon" Kelly Barnhill, author of "The Last Unicorn" Peter Bigger, Australian national treasure fantasy writer Garth Nix, author of "The Gentleman Thief" Scott Lynch, as well as Chinese writers Liu Yukun and Kuang Lingxiu, etc. The book contains a total of nearly thirty interesting short stories closely related to dragons, including familiar evil dragons in the Western fantasy worldview, unexpected and emotional cute dragons, as well as dragon trainers and dragon slayers who have a close relationship with dragons.

"Baudolino" is Eco's fourth novel. The protagonist Baudolino is a genius liar. He claims that everything he tells is false, but the interesting thing is that his lies always become true as soon as he speaks them... From the Crusades and the legend of the Holy Grail to the rise of Christian cities and the power conflict between popes and emperors, this is a unique book that explores ambiguity, truth and the essence of lies.

My name is Robin. He is a wizard and a doctor. A storm has made landfall and everyone is on alert for the storm. Grace is ready to swear on her blood. I remained silent, standing among the clansmen without saying a word. Can I believe Grace's story, and can I afford it? To accomplish this, the wizarding community will be alienated from me. They will investigate me, doubt me, or even avoid me, but I cannot bear the risk of the storm destroying the country of Aylan. Let's go and conquer the storm. The "Kingston City" series is like a magical version of "Downton Abbey". The story takes place in the country of Aylan: an imaginary magical country. The country's classes are clearly divided into two factions: aristocrats with witchcraft and common people. Nobles with witchcraft are collectively called "hidden witches", and they each have different talents. Among them, the "Storm Singers" who can control the weather, because their ability can make the country have smooth weather and abundant crops, while other wizards are regarded as secondary witches. If they are not careful, they will become the source of energy supplement for the "hidden wizards", and the witchcraft in the body may be drained at any time, making life worse than death. On the other hand, civilians with witch abilities must hide their abilities, otherwise they will be arrested as lunatics and imprisoned in remote mental sanatoriums. This book is the third part of the Kingston City series. It features the undead singer Robin as the protagonist. The story begins with her and the storm singer, the new Prime Minister Grace and other storm singers successfully stopping a huge storm with the help of many wandering souls...

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. In the third year after humans and non-humans crossed the river to rule, the northern kings formed a secret alliance and used their swords to guide the shore. The fragile peace between the empire and the kings is in jeopardy, and Ciri, a girl who is training in the Witcher Fortress, has no idea that she has become the focus of competition... Suddenly, the torrent of history begins, and the grandest adventure begins! Now, do you hear the sound of horse hooves in the distance?

This book describes the story of two immortals, Han Xiangzi and Lu Dongbin, among the "Eight Immortals". It is also known as "The Complete Biography of Han Changli in Twelve Degrees of Han Xiangzi", "The Complete Biography of Han Changli", "Han Xiangzi Achieved Taoism" and "Han Xiangzi"). It mainly tells the story of Han Xiangzi becoming an immortal and transforming Han Yu into ascension. The plot of the book is ups and downs, the imagination is strange, and it is full of bizarre colors. Many of the stories were loved by the public at that time, had a certain influence among the people, and were products of a certain society. Therefore, they have irreplaceable cognitive value and will forever remain in the annals of literary history.