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- It's Just Killing Someone 不就是杀人吗 The copyright of the original work belongs to the author, and the copyright of the translation belongs to the translator. If there are any copyright issues, please contact me privately. Preface: The old gentleman's writing style is very classical, and the story is set in the period after the end of World War II. It mentions many films, directors, and other things from decades ago that I am not very familiar with. My abilities are limited, so mistakes are inevitable, though they should not be an —Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- The Detective of the Dead of Night 真夜中的侦探 This book is set in an alternate world. In this book, Japan is divided into two countries: the original state of Japan, and the Republic of Japan, which was established independently in the Hokkaido region. The two countries are at war. Some Japanese era names and historical events are also replaced with words that sound the same and look similar, such as changing the Japanese era name Heisei to Pingshi and writing the Meiji Restoration as the Mingzhi Restoration. The dates of the historical eve —Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- The Thousand-Year Library 千年图书馆 Fan translation of "Piano Sonata for a Girl Hanging Upside Down," written by Kitayama Takekuni, translated by Fei Banma —Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- The Time Traveler's Reversal 时间旅行者的逆转 Author: Yuanju Wan. Publisher: Hayakawa Publishing. Translation: Fat Zebra —Clicks0Favorites0Recs
- Let the Famous Detective Die Sweetly 让名侦探甜美地死去 Let the Great Detective Die Sweetly. Published by Tokyo Sogensha. Author: Takahiro Hojo Translator: Fei Banma What follows is a story about a "game" and a "detective." The protagonist, Toma Kamo, encounters an abnormal situation in a certain mansion and must solve the mystery to survive. In that sense, this is undoubtedly a classic detective mystery. As usual, I'm neither the story's Watson nor its narrator. But the "Ryusen family" has been dragged into it again, so no one is better suited than —Clicks0Favorites0Recs
