RHR: Twist Clue Book

The gloom in Edinburgh had not yet lifted from Hope's shoulders. The murder of the painter was like an unhealable scar, which earned him the reputation of "the worst detective" - ​​Hawkins was wrongly imprisoned and could no longer speak after being released from prison. Even the detective Zinger who led the investigation died mysteriously, leaving only an unsolved case called the "perfect crime" that became a huge rock hanging above his head.​ Fleeing Edinburgh, he met Reitz at Mahma Apartments in London. This young detective, described by his neighbors as "short and skinny as a child" and "always staring at passersby in a daze", has a sharpness that belies his age. Reitz knew about his past, but said nothing. He only mentioned a bizarre murder case when they first met: the victim's head was stuffed into a basin only 10 centimeters deep, and he died at the entrance of the stairs.​ One with the shackles of the past, the other with an eccentric reputation, two seemingly incompatible people, intersected due to this mysterious case in the thick fog of 19th-century London. Hope clutched the booklet that he carried with him, which contained a few words from Retz's neighbor, and also contained his obsession to prove himself - perhaps, by solving the mystery in front of him, he could gradually uncover the truth about the "perfect crime" in Edinburgh, so that the tragedy of Hawkins would never happen again.