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Qian Libing started out as a front-line health care product salesman and successfully started his own business. However, due to the overhaul of the health care product industry, Qian Libing, who has a lot of dark history, went bankrupt. Because Qian Libing had been at odds with his wife for a long time and had little affection for his only daughter, his daughter followed her mother back to her hometown after the couple divorced. Ten years later, Qian Libing, who was making a comeback, unexpectedly received a call from the Public Security Bureau, informing his ex-wife and his entire family, except his 14-year-old daughter, who had died in a car accident. Qian Libing was not a qualified husband and father, and he had forgotten about his daughter for ten years. However, when he returned to his hometown and saw his daughter who had changed beyond recognition, he felt compassion for her. After taking his daughter home, Qian Libing had to rein in his wild life, which made him very uncomfortable. But on the other hand, as time passed, Qian Libing also began to realize that he felt deeply guilty about his daughter's growth, and wanted to help his daughter undergo plastic surgery and re-enter school to make up for the lack of fatherly love in the past. But at this time, Qian Libing's dark history was uncovered for revenge, and then a long-planned conspiracy against him was revealed. It was a tragic past that made people cry, and a revenge plan that made Qian Libing cry without tears. Who is the cause and who is the effect? Faced with the three families involved who were ruthlessly destroyed, no one can tell clearly.

Qi Ning entered the Public Security Bureau with a master's degree in psychology from the Public Security University. With the occurrence of a new case, a long-sealed file was opened, which recorded a vicious murder case that had not been solved after 20 years. This case was under investigation again because Qi Ning returned to the house that no one had lived in since the incident and discovered that there was a complete human skeleton in the bedroom where her parents were killed. The skeleton was hanging on the wall facing her parents' bed, as if in a gesture of atonement. After inspection, it was found that this skeleton was one of the suspects back then. Is it atonement or is there another hidden secret? When the murderer was caught, a more terrifying competition had just begun...

The young bar owner Shi Yueqing met a strange customer in the store, the female singer Lin Ruiyun. Through conversation, he discovered that the female singer not only had the same name as one of his previous frequent customers, but also had the same Thai amulet. In particular, the female singer's body had suffered horrific injuries. She was both beautiful and charming, and shocking at the same time. As time went by, Shi Yueqing learned that Lin Ruiyun was from Thailand. She suffered a family upheaval when she was a girl, and was later adopted by the lead singer of a world-class metal band. She also once became famous on the international stage. But a series of subsequent events threw her into the abyss of fate. Especially an emotional experience in Thailand made her trapped in a political conspiracy. Not only did she suffer severe physical injuries, but she also killed her lover with her own hands. Shi Yueqing gradually developed a liking for Lin Ruiyun and tried to help her get back on stage, but he discovered that Lin Ruiyun's secrets were much more than that. Should we love bravely, or shrink back and forget each other? Both are faced with a choice.

Curiosity killed the cat, but people are always passionate about mysterious things. This is one of the reasons for the enduring popularity of detective novels. This book is a series of detective novels written by Kaitaro Hasegawa in the name of Hayashi. It tells the story of Tokichi, an ordinary government servant in the Edo period, who worked hard to solve various difficult and strange cases. The plot is interesting and the conception is rigorous. It has the unique reasoning characteristics of detective novels and is also full of Edo style. Lin Buhu, whose original name was Hasegawa Kaitaro (January 17, 1900 - June 29, 1935). Lin Buhu, Gu Rangci and Mu Yima are all his pen names. In 1918, he went to the United States to study, working and studying part-time, and returned to Japan in 1924. After that, he published many works including ghost stories, historical novels and detective novels under various pen names, and he can be called a prolific writer. When he died suddenly due to illness at the age of 35, there were still many works left unfinished, which was a pity.

This book was published by Bram Stoker's wife Florence in 1914 after his death. The book is composed of many short stories that are surprising, weird, and dangerous. The first chapter of the book, "Dracula's Guest", is considered to be a deleted chapter from the famous novel "Dracula" and was published two years after the author's death. This chapter tells the terrifying experience of an Englishman (the protagonist of "Dracula"). At the end of the first chapter, the protagonist gets news about the person he is about to visit, Count Dracula. In addition, this book also integrates and publishes some of the author's other excellent works, such as "The Judge's House", "The Gypsy Prophecy", "Dream of the Red Palm" and other excellent short and medium-length works in 1882, which can be regarded as an excellent book.

"McTeague: A San Francisco Story" is Frank Norris's masterpiece. It was published in 1899 and is known as the "Manifesto of American Naturalism." This book is based on real events. In 1893, a San Francisco man, Patrick Collins, murdered his miserly wife in an extremely brutal way and was eventually sentenced to hanging. Norris drew inspiration from the murder and wrote the classic novel "McTeague." The first half of the book truly describes the life of the lower class people in San Francisco at the end of the 19th century. The second half attributes the tragedy of the protagonist McTeague to a physical defect. The author describes his "kind appearance as an undercurrent of evil flowing from generation to generation." However, this work was once fiercely attacked by the American literary circle because of its bloody plot and comprehensive expression of the depravity of human nature. In the 1920s, the study of Norris experienced a renaissance. "McTeague" began to receive widespread attention again.

"The Old Man in the Corner" is the anonymous detective in the short story series of Baranez Oquez and the first easy-chair detective in the history of mystery novels. He often sat in the corner of a coffee shop in London. By chance, this man talked to Miss Burton, a female reporter from the "Evening Observer" about a mysterious case in the newspaper. Since then, the two often met in the cafe, and the female reporter listened carefully as the mysterious man solved a mystery that was once sensational but baffled the police. The mysterious detective in the book "The Old Man in the Corner" is also an anonymous man with a mysterious background. He often plays with a rope in his hand when thinking and explaining cases. This novel has been evaluated as the best "armchair detective" mystery novel in history.

The book, originally titled "A String of Pearls: A Romance," was first published in 1846 and serialized in the British magazine "The People's Periodical and Family Library". It was later adapted into the famous musical and movie "Sweeney Todd." Fleet Street barber Swinney Todd has an eccentric personality, and his apprentice Tobias suffers from it and is threatened. Whenever a slightly better-dressed customer comes, he never leaves Todd's barber shop. Are they being murdered by the barber? At the same time, Mrs. Lovett's meat pie shop in Zhongyuan is doing a booming business. Lieutenant Thornhill, who returned from the sea, went to Todd's barber shop to get a haircut and disappeared ever since. His friends launched an investigation, and the clue was a string of pearls - a gift that Lieutenant Thornhill was entrusted by the missing Mark Ingisri to give to his sweetheart Joanna on Mark's behalf...

"The Haunted Bookstore" was published in 1919 and is the sequel to Morley's debut novel "Parnassus on Wheels". The story is set in post-World War I Brooklyn, and the author's vivid and immersive descriptions of the environment provide a detailed understanding of American urban life in the early 20th century. At the same time, thrilling plots and romantic feelings are embellished in it, making the plot more interesting. The book is full of observations and thoughts about books and book sales, and the understanding and thinking about "reading" seems to be outdated now.

This book tells four absurd stories about family murders: The one with the gentlest eyes among the family members... Is usually the murderer. The taboo subject of patricide and mother-killing is handled neatly and mysteriously by Ambrose Burles. The method of committing each murder is extremely clever and unexpected. For example, in the chapter "My Favorite Murder", the protagonist actually uses a ram to brutally kill his relative. The book is short and concise, with ups and downs of plot. It is an extraordinary and creative work.

It was selected as one of the 25 classic mystery novels selected by the American Mystery Writers Association; it was selected as one of the 1,000 novels you must read before you die by the British "Guardian"; it has been adapted into a movie of the same name four times, and the Hitchcock version is one of the most classic suspense movies in history; it was adapted into a play in 2005, successfully landed on Broadway, and won the Laurence Olivier Award and the Tony Award. After Richard Hannay returned to London from Africa, he met a man named Scudder and revealed to him that from the first time I read John Buchan's "The Thirty-Nine Steps", I felt that it would be made into a great movie. --Hitchcock The secret of an international espionage organization. Scudder was killed, and Hannay became the prime suspect. In order to avoid being tracked by the police and spies, he fled to Scotland and escaped from danger time and time again with cleverness and wit. Finally, based on the "Thirty-nine Steps" clue left by Scudder, Hannay successfully destroyed the enemy's conspiracy.

The protagonist, John Lexman, is a thoughtful detective novelist. Wife Grace Watson had a brief affair with Greek billionaire Carla Lummo before marriage. Kara has a gentle appearance but a sinister heart. She holds a grudge against her ex Grace. She gets close to Lexman step by step and becomes friends with him. Later, she plans a murder that puts Lexman in jail. T. X., The assistant director of the Metropolitan Police Department, is a good friend of Lexman. After many investigations, he successfully helped Lexman clear his grievances. However, the protagonist accidentally escaped from prison the day before he received the release order, and he and his wife disappeared from the world. Two years later, Lexman, who lost his beloved wife, returned to London and launched a mad revenge on Kara...

The story of this book slowly unfolds from a manuscript left behind by a woman: the heroine is hired as a tutor to go to Bly Manor in the countryside to take care of the little boy Miles and the little girl Flora who have lost their parents. During her tenure, the female teacher often saw the ghosts of the deceased former female teacher and the manor servant. At the same time, she discovered that the two young children seemed to have a secret connection with the two ghosts. The female teacher tried to fight against the evil ghost to save the children, but she herself fell into doubts and suspicions about the children and was unable to extricate herself... Can courage fight against evil? Suspense and tension are stacked step by step, just like screws that are getting tighter and tighter.

Dorothy L. Sayers was a famous British detective novelist, dramatist, theological theorist and translator. In the history of mystery novels, Sayers is a great name: together with Agatha Christie and Josephine Tey, she is known as the "Three Heroines of Mystery"; she is also the only great writer in history to have five works selected into the prestigious list of the top 100 mystery novels in the United Kingdom and the United States. "Tawdry Night" tells the story of Harriet Fan returning to her alma mater to attend an alumni reunion, but many strange and strange things happened one after another around her. She had to postpone her return to find out. Soon she was involved in a cruel persecution of intellectual women. In desperation, Harriet could only team up with her old acquaintance, the famous detective Lord Wimsey, to jointly investigate, but the result was completely beyond everyone's expectations...

Dorothy L. Sayers was a famous British detective novelist, dramatist, theological theorist and translator. In the history of mystery novels, Sayers is a great name: together with Agatha Christie and Josephine Tey, she is known as the "Three Heroines of Mystery"; she is also the only great writer in history to have five works selected into the prestigious list of the top 100 mystery novels in the United Kingdom and the United States. "Nine Tolls of the Bell" tells the story of the kind-hearted Mrs. Sulp who died of illness and was buried under the bell. Soon her husband, Mr. Sulp, also passed away. When people dug up Mrs. Sulp's grave to bury them together, they found the severely damaged body of an unknown man on the coffin. This shocked the people in the whole town and also attracted the famous detective Lord Wimsey who was passing by. Whose body was this? For whom does the bell toll? Sayers unfolds the mystery for us layer by layer.

In the early Republic of China, there was a place called Fusong City at the foot of Changbai Mountain in Liaoning Province. There was a group of people who made a living by digging sticks (ginseng) into the mountains. Among them, the owner with the highest prestige and the largest family fortune is Yang Chengye (Yang Baye), who is also the leader of the Changbai Mountain Ginseng Gang. Yang Baye holds a ginseng king competition every year. Jin Buhuan, the ginseng king who closed the mountain and washed his hands in the golden basin nine years ago, appeared at this ginseng king competition with his adopted son Jin Shisan. It is said that the treasure of the mountain god descended to the world, and a century-old "two-story stone" appeared in the mountains. Jin Buhuan came out of the rivers and lakes and gathered his old team with Jin Shisan, who was released for the first time, into the mountain to collect the "two-story stone."

Conan Doyle's first collection of short stories with the detective Sherlock Holmes as the protagonist. The twelve short stories included in the book are wonderful and unique. For example, "A Scandal in Botswana" depicts a beautiful and intelligent heroine who uses meticulous thinking and astute responses. The ability to change makes the opponent Holmes defeated; "The Red-Headed Club" tells the story of an incredible bank theft case, with a strange plot and clever conception; "The Case of the Spotted Belt" describes a human tragedy in which a father and his daughter were driven to kill each other by the desire for profit. They are all famous stories that Sherlock Holmes fans talk about. During the investigation of these cases, Dr. Watson and Holmes were not afraid of risks and confronted criminals head-on. The two formed a deep friendship of life and death. Holmes's investigative talent and outstanding talent were also fully demonstrated in these cases.

"The Singing Sand" A young man died drunk on a train. Detective Grant, who was in the same train, accidentally picked up a few strange lines of poetry scrawled in the corner of a newspaper by the deceased before his death. His intuition formed from years of handling cases and his special ability to judge appearance convinced him that this was a murder. While on vacation, Grant relied on his own efforts to launch a series of persistent investigations. The process of tracking down the evidence was extremely arduous. When the last clue was lost, the murderer confessed himself...

"One Shilling Candle" There is a woman's corpse lying on the beach in the early morning. The deceased's hair was dyed and her toenails were painted with scarlet nail polish. She looked different from ordinary people. The coast patrol said it was just an accident due to accidental swimming. They found a button tangled in her hair and identified her as Christine Clay, the most popular star in the UK. Now, almost everyone in the world was inseparable from her death. Inspector Grant of Scotland Yard peeled off clues from the deceased's complex friendship and the clues at the corpse scene. After repeated struggles and misunderstandings, he gradually uncovered the truth of the case with courage, wisdom, sympathy and opportunity.

"The Faxing Chase Incident" A 16-year-old school girl who has been missing for nearly a month alleged that she was abducted by the owners of the Franchise mansion, a mother and daughter, and forced her to work as a maid, and was subsequently placed under house arrest in Franchise. But when the police brought the girl to Franchise for identification, the mother and daughter claimed that they neither knew nor had seen the girl, but she could accurately describe the layout of the room, the furnishings, and even the daily necessities of the mother and daughter. A lie runs throughout the story, but in the end it makes us feel the power of "public opinion killing".

The last two collections of short stories in the Sherlock Holmes series. In these stories, although Sherlock Holmes has been in a semi-retired state, he still has an everlasting sword and repeatedly comes out to solve difficult cases; and the author Conan Doyle's creative writing style and narrative perspective have become increasingly sophisticated and changeable, and have reached the level of perfection. The chapters "The Red Circle" and "The Lion's Mane" in this collection have won high praise from readers and should not be missed.

"A Handsome Face" Leslie Seale, who had a handsome face, suddenly appeared in the quiet British town of Shaka St. Mary, which brought an unusual feeling to the people living here and changed their lives more or less; Seale's sudden disappearance caused an uproar. Even the experienced Detective Grant was in a fog and could not find any clues to the case...

"The Queue" There is a long queue at the Woffington Theater in London. A man who was queuing up to buy tickets to watch the musical was found dead in the queue with a shiny and evil silver dagger stuck in his back. What is strange is that the people in front and behind the deceased did not know when the deceased was killed, and there was nothing on the deceased that could identify him. "Elegant Detective" Grant personally took action to investigate the case, and the suspects were easily captured. When he was done, the detective's sixth sense gave him new confusion about the case...

A perfect family of three: Her husband Nick has joined the business world and has run the company successfully; his wife Mei comes from a wealthy family and takes care of their six-month-old daughter Cora at home. Everything looks like bliss. Until one night, the couple next door invited them to a party at their home. Returning at midnight, misfortune fell from the sky. The crib was empty, but there was no sign of intrusion in the house. Nick and May were so distraught that they almost collapsed. The police intervened in the investigation and details of the case gradually emerged. Underneath the seemingly harmonious relationship between husband and wife, there are undercurrents and many mysteries. Kidnapping, murder, climax after another; deception, betrayal, intertwined! As the veil of tenderness is lifted layer by layer, the perfect family is actually full of cracks and crumbling... The shocking conspiracy slowly emerges, which is horrifying; there are many doubts and twists and turns, and the closer to the truth, the more chilling the spine. Once the book "The Couple Next Door" was published, it immediately became popular all over the world. The copyright was sold in 45 countries. It became the best-selling suspense novel on Amazon in the United States and the United Kingdom. Its popularity has not waned, with sales of more than one million copies. It has been adapted into a film and television series by American screenwriter Lila Feinberg, and the TV series of the same name is currently being filmed.

A unique historical mystery novel that doesn't even look like a mystery novel. The so-called case in the novel is a well-known story in British history: Richard III murdered two young princes imprisoned in the Tower of London in order to seize the throne. The suspect's "crime" is outrageous and even more thought-provoking. But Inspector Grant, sitting on the hospital bed, relied on his careful reasoning to overturn the four-hundred-year-old historical conclusion in one fell swoop, and told us: the truth of the matter may not be what you hear or see!

In "Memoirs", Sherlock Holmes fell off a cliff and died during a fight with criminals. Dr. Watson ended the story of "The Final Case". The masterpiece of early Sherlock Holmes detective stories, especially "The Silver Horse", "The Man in Yellow Face", and "Naval Agreement" are the most popular.

Readers' fanatical enthusiasm makes them unable to put down the Sherlock Holmes detective stories. Ten years after he stopped writing, Conan Doyle had to bring the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes back to life. He returned to the world through the case of "The Empty House" and continued his magical detective journeys one after another. The twelve short stories in "The Return" are the collaboration between Holmes and Watson once again after their return from the disaster. They not only greatly satisfy the wishes of detective novel fans, but the creation process itself is enough to constitute an indelible story in the history of world literature.

In a remote and desolate swamp area in the English countryside, there is a fateful legend between an ancient family and a supernatural hound. The mysterious death of the heir of this family seems to indicate that the legendary tragedy is becoming a reality. "The Hound of the Baskervilles" is the most glorious and fascinating masterpiece in the Sherlock Holmes collection.

In this pursuit of crime and truth, you are both a victim and a perpetrator, a bystander and a participant. Sometimes, the dangers of the world and the darkness of human nature are far beyond your imagination.

This is a collection of thriller stories about urban emotions. Twelve people, twelve creepy loves. Some love can warm the heart, and some love can bite the bones.

In fact, your life is like a blind box. It seems simple, but it is complicated and weird, it seems plain, but it is full of temptation. Don't try to open it easily, because the unknown is the scariest thing. It may give you a false alarm, or it may leave you dead.

There was a continuous heavy rain, and a body was found hidden next to the mountainside villa. Two brothers and a sister live in the villa. The younger sister is blind and has remained silent since being arrested, while the older brother's whereabouts are a mystery. The identity of the deceased was soon verified and he was a doctor and owner of a pet clinic. The police soon found the diaries of these three people and learned the chilling facts... Just when the investigators felt that they were close to the truth, a sudden piece of evidence indicated that everything was not simple... The novel has several twists and turns, is extremely brain-burning, and has the same exploration of human nature as Keigo Higashino's works.

After Shen Yan, the leader of the crime team, and Cheng Jinsong, the leader of the forensic team, jointly captured the drug lord, the drug lord's daughter launched a series of criminal actions in order to avenge her father and rescue him. Shen Yan and Cheng Jinsong continued to work together to defeat their plans one by one and successfully prevented the prisoners from escaping. 1. Urban Mystery 2. Baby Stealing Mystery 3. Dark Angel 4. Two Thousand Suspects 5. Foreign-related Murder 6. Desperate Revenge.

In a small village on the border of France and Germany, a mysterious stranger was killed. Brodeck, the only college student in the village, was responsible for drafting a report to the higher-level administrative agency. In the process of investigating the incident, Brodeck, who is also an "outsider" himself, retraced the strange events that happened after the strangers arrived in the village, and discovered many secrets hidden by the villagers. He gradually uncovered the darkness and ugliness of human nature, and also awakened his own painful memories of World War II.

Bull Mountain is a heart-wrenching family crime saga. The Burroughs fled the law and started a new life in the Bull Mountain area. Many years later, Clayton Burroughs is already the police chief of a neighboring town, and the arrival of a federal Bureau of Alcohol and Tobacco agent breaks the quiet life under the secrecy. The interweaving of different narrative perspectives also constantly stimulates readers' reading nerves with suspense. The book is full of the atmosphere of the American South, about family loyalty, resilience, and unfolding secrets.

A fire broke out in Kaiziying Prison. Three people died at the fire scene and another person was seriously injured. Cha Bingsan, an alternate detective in the patrol room, was ordered to investigate the cause of the fire. The scene of the fire was a nearly secret room in the living room. There was no motive for the murderer to set the fire, and no other casualties were found. However, Che Bingsan discovered important clues from the guard's words. It turned out that this was a murder case, and the murder method was even more incredible. During the investigation of the case, various people came on stage in turn, and everyone seemed to be carrying unknown secrets. Che Bingsan had to find clues to the murderer from the limited information. Just when a breakthrough was made in the case, a new plan took place, and the secret of Kaiziying Prison was revealed to the tip of the iceberg...

Can a woman survive without being a villain? The wife Nobuko Shiokawa is dignified and virtuous, and is a standard traditional woman. However, her husband Hongji Shiokawa has long been separated from her. But what the husband is looking forward to is not just a simple divorce, he even wants to squeeze out the last bit of value from his wife. So, he first defrauded his wife's natal family of a huge sum of money, and then instigated his lover to seduce others in an attempt to defraud his wife into evidence of her infidelity. Hongzhi thought he had set up a flawless scam, but he didn't expect that a more terrifying force was targeting him. And how will the wife choose to fight back after her admirer committed suicide and her family was defrauded of a huge sum of money?

Mayor Haruta disappeared mysteriously in Tokyo, and the only suspect was found dead in the sea. Under the police's meticulous investigation and reasoning, the mayor's past was mentioned bit by bit, and the doubts increased... This is a wonderful mystery story connecting the two lands of Hokkaido and Tokyo. In the fair of fame and fortune where good compromises with evil, how is black and white divided?

In 2100 AD, practical research on gene editing is emerging in endlessly. Retired actress Xu Mei wakes up and is accused of murdering her psychiatrist Clark. After Dr. Clark's death, Xu Mei's usual prescription of tranquillizers was out of stock, and her spirit became more and more schizophrenic. A mysterious card signed by herself asked her to go to the Rose Manor in the secret forest to receive her "wish". It's a secret room game where only one person can survive, and all the participants have ulterior secrets! The imprisoned life, the insurmountable dilemma, the raging virus, and the sealed painful memories are all a game of illusion that has begun.

Chen Tongsheng, a survivor of the Northern Dynasty, was involved in the court dispute due to his master, and discovered the truth about the demise of the Northern Dynasty. Therefore, he and the "distinctive" Song Chuanbai embarked on a journey to save the Zhou Dynasty from the quagmire.

Chen Tongsheng, a survivor of the Northern Dynasty, was involved in the court dispute due to his master, and discovered the truth about the demise of the Northern Dynasty. Therefore, he and the "distinctive" Song Chuanbai embarked on a journey to save the Zhou Dynasty from the quagmire.

Coveting a job with more money but less work and close to home, I went to work in a paper-making shop in the town. As a result, my colleagues died one after another. I also walked through the gate of hell several times. Later, I offended the city god for meddling in my own business, and owed a debt. I struggled to pay off the debt.

In the lounge of Qingzhou Mental Hospital, Qi Hong was wearing a blue and white hospital gown. He was thin and slender. His face was very white. The whiteness did not seem to be a whitening effect, but more like the paleness of a dead person. Even his fingers were as white as specimens soaked in formalin. There was no blood at all. He had long shawl hair, a pair of black-rimmed glasses on the bridge of his nose, and a ring of stubble at the corners of his mouth. He looked very decadent.

In fact, we have always ignored the other parallel world we enter every night - the dream world. That world is far more complex and wonderful than we imagined! In fact, each of our subconscious minds is a detective who knows everything. It depends on whether we can activate it and make it work for us in dreams and reality, making us the masters of both worlds. In addition to Kogoro, he is the second alternative detective in history to "enjoy the success of his sleep"; an atypical "magic" who can solve cases and reveal the truth by relying on sleep and dream interpretation (dream interpretation); a "destructor" who likes to sweep crime scenes and is known as a human brain scanner; a "master" who suffers from prosopagnosia and cannot recognize faces, but is extremely sensitive to behavioral characteristics and sounds. Nightmares, sweet dreams, erotic dreams, latent dreams, lucid dreams, precognitive dreams, recurring dreams, dreams within dreams... The dreams we have every night are far from simple. They may be the secret garden deep in the heart, or they may be the ugly crime scene of human nature, or they may be as deep and endless as in Inception. Maybe you can find some clues to dreams in this book...

Aiwei, a genius scholar in the field of artificial intelligence, was unfortunately swallowed up by a fire. He left two AIs to his son Aiosuke - detective Xiangyi and prisoner Yixiang. Yi Xiang specializes in committing crimes, while Xiang Yi solves the truth of the case. As twin AI sisters, they continue to grow by fighting against each other. The terrorist organization that suddenly appeared has kidnapped Yi Xiang and continues to create puzzling mysteries. In order to track down the cause of death of his parents, Fu Yuxiang opened an artificial intelligence detective agency - can the detectives with deep learning successfully solve these cases...

There are nine volumes of carefully selected mystery works by Yasuhiko Nishizawa, including: "Silent Night of the Lambs", "The Black Lady", "The Disintegration of Causes", "The Man Who Died Seven Times", "Scottish Game", "The Night She Died", "The Substitute", "Dependence", and "Pity the Devil". A deeply reflective work by the talented writer Nishizawa Yasuhiko, recommended by the God of Mystery Shoji Shimada as a must-read.

"Crimes of the Father" is the debut work of Matthew Scudder, a popular character written by Lawrence Block, the master of American hard-boiled detective novels. The story takes place in New York in the 1970s. A young girl died tragically in a Greenwich Village apartment, and the whole bed turned into a sea of ​​blood. The boy who lived with her rushed to the street covered in blood, was arrested as a murderer, and then committed suicide in prison. The girl's father found Scudder, hoping to understand who his daughter was and why she was killed... "The Sting of Darkness" was written five years after the completion of "Sins of the Father". Matthew Scudder was still an alcoholic at this time and had not yet joined Alcoholics Anonymous. Nine years ago, a crazy ice pick killer stabbed several women in a row and then disappeared. Nine years later, the New York police caught this man by chance. He admitted to all other cases but firmly denied Barbara's death. Barbara's father seeks out Scudder, hoping to find out who killed his daughter. "Memory is a cooperative animal, very willing to please you. If the supply is not timely, it can often invent one on the spot, and then carefully fill in the blanks." In the book "The First of the Blade", Matthew Scudder walked into the door of Alcoholics Anonymous. He was entrusted to find a girl who had been missing for three weeks. There was no progress in the case. The girl disappeared like air. She keeps to herself, but doesn't spend much time in her suite. Where could she go if she was so lonely? Will she go to the park and talk to the pigeons? At the same time, Eddie, a friend of the Alcoholics Anonymous Association, was found hanging in his residence by Scudder before he could express his thoughts. This book won the 1990 Shamus Award for Novel. "Dance in the Slaughterhouse" Matthew went to the boxing ring to investigate a case. In the audience, he noticed a man with a little boy. The man inadvertently stroked the boy's hair with his hands, which triggered Matthew's memory: he saw on a video tape the entire process of a man and a woman brutally killing a boy. As Matthew pursues, the two cases actually intersect. "The Devil Predicts Death" A promising publishing lawyer was shot dead on the streets of New York in the dark night, and the murderer found by the police was a homeless man with mental problems who wandered the streets all day long. New York caused a panic and continued discussions. However, the suspect's younger brother did not believe that his brother, who was stimulated by the Vietnam War, could be the murderer, and begged Matthew to come forward as a detective to find the real murderer. Will, who claims to be the "will of the people" in "In Search of Evil," will first write a letter to Marty McGraw's column in the "Daily News" and then use lynching to deal with several villains who cannot be punished by law for the public. Among them are a child killer, a gang boss, a murderer who bombed an abortion clinic, and a black racist. Matthew Scudder's client this time is the lawyer who allowed the child killer to regain his freedom. He is being named by Will, and he is the next person to be executed by the "will of the people"... The end of Matthew Scudder's career in "The Flower Will End". As with all stories, Matthew, who decided to retire, agreed to take on his last case. The client, Louise, met a man she liked, but she always suspected that he was hiding something from her. As Matthew investigates the truth for him, danger is approaching... Matthew's wife Elena is threatened! In this last case, can Matthew successfully avert danger? Can he live a life of leisure with Elena? ..."A Drop of Spirits" Matthew finally decided to quit drinking. He put the filled glass on the bar and walked into the Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. In Alcoholics Anonymous, he met his childhood friend Jack. The two of them had been on different paths. Soon, Jack was shot to death, one bullet in his mouth and one between his eyes. Participating in alcohol abstinence and atonement seemed to be the direct cause of his shooting. Matthew launched an investigation into this, but his own life was also threatened... How can a guilty person truly atone for his sins? "Grogan's Last Night" contains eleven short stories featuring Matthew Scudder. In "The Dreamer," Matthew Scudder, who has yet to leave the NYPD, investigates a card-game murder case. By "Outside the Window", he has become an unlicensed private detective, investigating the real cause of death of a waitress who fell from the 17th floor. "Night and Music", "Grogan's Last Night", etc. Seem to be tender songs written by Bullock for Matthew Scudder.

Painter Sha Bai drove himself on the Silk Road and met a beautiful college student named Meiyi on the road. At Meiyi's mother's birthday party, Shabai accidentally stabbed Meiyi's ex-boyfriend to death and was forced to flee... A romantic Silk Road journey, a journey of life, who will be waiting for you on the road? It is not certain whether the path will be full of flowers or full of dangers.

On both sides of the dead river in the Central Plains, something seems destined to happen. A middle school student with throbbing youth, a bizarre and intricate murder case, a bell-ringer with a kind face and a vicious heart, a precious jade pendant, an illegitimate child of unknown origin, a series of strange and murderous paintings... The past is not like smoke. In today's increasingly people-oriented world, the fragile, dark and evil side of human nature is being revealed to the greatest extent. In fact, there has always been a bloody flower that bloomed at the age of thirteen, and the bell-ringer is the origin of the evil in this story.

Tashan, a small frontier town, has unique scenery and outstanding people. Not only is "Shaohu Spring" rich in good fish and white strips, but also good wine. In recent years, another place called "Yaozi Rock" has added "color" to Tashan. It is a steep and dangerous cliff that is favored by suicides. On a stormy night, the restaurant owner had a drunken argument with his wife and jumped off the "Kite Rock". There were bloodstains under the cliff, but there was no trace of the body. On that day, a mysterious fortune teller predicted the death of the boss...