Alice's Japanese Mystery Fictions

Sure. 'The Devotion of Suspect X' by Keigo Higashino is a great one. It has a brilliant plot where a mathematician uses his intelligence to cover up a crime in an unexpected way.

Here are some Japanese mystery novels that are worth recommending: 1. " The 13th Step of the Lost ": This book revolved around the death penalty system in Japan. Through the process of case reasoning, it constantly explored legal principles and human feelings. It was considered more than just a mystery novel. 2. After School, Malice, The Dedication of Suspect X, The New Actor, Murder's Door, White Night Walk, and The Threads of Hope were all suspense novels by Keigo Higashino, and they were all worth recommending. 3. " The Murder Case in Dizaka,"" Two Coins of Copper," and " Human Chairs " were Edogawa Rampo's suspense novels, and they were also one of the recommended works. 4. 'Prison Gate Island' was a mystery novel written by Masashi Henggou and was considered the pyramid of Japanese mystery novels. 5. Other recommended Japanese suspense novels included The Crafty Heart, The Murder Scene, The Tilted House, and so on. These were all popular Japanese mystery novels that were worth reading.

Alright, here are some of the top mystery novels: 1 Seven Deadly Sins-Harry Potter series author JK Rowling 2 The Complete Sherlock Holmes-Watson, played by Arthur Conan Doyle Detective Conan-Aoyama Tsuyoshi 4 "White Night Journey"-Keigo Higashino 5 The Silence of the Lambs-Hannibal Mills 6 Mysterious Island-John Le Carre 7 "Care-relieving Grocery Store"-Keigo Higashino 8. The Sacrifice of Suspect X-Keigo Higashino 9 Murder of an Official-George Miller 10 Mystic River-Michael Foreman These novels were very popular, and some of them had classic plots and fascinating characters. Of course, every reader had a different taste for mystery novels, so this was only a part of it.

Mystery novels were a type of novel that focused on reasoning and investigation. They often used some mysterious events and clues to let the readers dig deeper into the truth of the matter. Below is a 10-year selection of suspense novels: Murder in the Mist ·Busi The story takes place in a small town where many strange murders have taken place. The protagonist was a detective. He uncovered the truth by investigating the cases, but found that there were more complicated secrets hidden behind these cases. Dual Identity Locke The story takes place in a mysterious city. The protagonist is a policeman who is sent to investigate a recent murder in the city. During the investigation, he discovered his double identity and began a dangerous game. Fatal Game ·The Hamptons The story takes place in a mysterious game center. The protagonist is a game designer who is invited to participate in this game. In the game, he found that he was not the only participant and that there were more complicated secrets hidden behind the game. Shutter Island Clayton The story took place in a mental hospital. The protagonist was a doctor who was sent to investigate a recent murder in the hospital. During the investigation, he discovered that the hospital was hiding an even more terrifying secret. White Tower ·Gold The story took place in a famous medical empire. The protagonist was a doctor who worked in this empire. While investigating a medical research project, he discovered the secret behind the empire and began a dangerous game. The Three-Body Problem The story takes place on a mysterious planet. The protagonist is an astronomer who is sent to investigate a scientific event that has happened on this planet. During the investigation, he discovered the secret behind the planet and began a dangerous game.

1 Seven Deadly Sins 2. White Night Journey 3 " Trapped Fish in the Secret Room " Death Note Murder Years Flow Like Water 6 "Mental Crime" 7 " Carefree Grocery Store " 8 " The Sacrifice of Suspect X " 9 Malice 10 " White Night Journey "

Here are some recommendations for novels about the rebirth of Japan's golden age: 1. Rebirth of the Golden Age of Tokyo. The novel was about the protagonist's rebirth in Tokyo in the late 1970s. He wanted to live a different life. The story involved elements such as Sonny and Ninja, as well as the beauty of the Showa-era. 2. The author of Rebirth of Japan: A Sword Saint: The pawn did not cross the river. The story was about a 100-year-old man who was reborn in Japan in a parallel world and became the descendant of Kensei Yagyu. The protagonist pursued greater power by cultivating Kendo, dominating high schools, and fighting against foreign aristocratic families. 3. Reborn as a Monk in Japan by Golden Bright Pig. This was a story about the rebirth of immortals. The protagonist had the power to do whatever he wanted in the Age of Chaos. Please note that the novels recommended above are based on the search results provided. There may be other related novels that revive the golden era of Japan.

The novels about rebirth and resistance against Japan generally referred to the story of the protagonist being reborn to a certain place during the Anti-Japanese War to obtain special abilities or have a special historical background, which played an important role in the war. This type of novel usually involved time-travel, historical revision, and other elements. At the same time, it might also describe military tactics, combat techniques, political struggles, and so on. The novels about the Rebirth of the Japanese were often welcomed by readers because they could bring new visual experiences and feelings to the readers. There were many types of novels about the Rebirth War of Resistance against Japan. They could be historical novels, science fiction novels, martial arts novels, and so on. They could also be novels adapted from real historical events. Some of the novels might combine the elements of rebirth with the anti-Japanese theme to create some anti-Japanese stories with Chinese characteristics to show China's position and influence in world history.

Here are some recommended Japanese dramas adapted from Japanese mystery novels: 1. "Yamazaki Toyoko's White Giant Tower": This Japanese drama was adapted from Yamazaki Toyoko's novel and told the story of various conflicts of interest in the medical system. 2. "Higashino Keigo White Night Walk": This Japanese drama was adapted from Keigo Higashino's novel and was a very well-known mystery drama. 3. "The Jukokuten Incident": This Japanese drama was adapted from the novel of the Aya Tsuji-san. It was the first work of the Neo Bunge mystery novel. 4. "For N": This Japanese drama was adapted from a novel by Minato Kanae. It tells the story of a group of people who meet, fall in love, and commit crimes for someone (N). 5. "Unnatural Death": This Japanese drama was adapted from the novel of the forensic doctor Mikoto Misumi. It tells the story of her and her colleagues investigating the true cause of death of an unnatural death. These Japanese dramas were adapted from suspense novels, with thrilling plots and wonderful reasoning elements. If you like suspense novels, these Japanese dramas are definitely worth watching.

Here are some of the classics that are considered to be mystery novels: 1. Murder on the Oriental Express, by Agatha Christie, tells the story of a murder on a luxurious Oriental Express and how Detective Hercule Poirot uncovers the truth. 2. "And Then There Were None," by Agatha Christie, tells the story of ten strangers who are invited to an isolated island and then murdered one by one, each receiving a nursery rhyme as a warning. 3. Death on the Nile, by Agatha Christie, tells the story of a murder on a luxury cruise ship on the Nile and how Detective Poirot uncovers the truth. 4. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle. It tells the story of how Holmes and his assistant, Dr. Watson, solve various mysterious cases. 5. Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky. It was about a young man who committed a murder because of poverty and despair, and how he struggled to find redemption in his heart. 6. The Silence of the Lambs, written by Thomas Harris, tells the story of an FBI agent, Clarice Starling, and a psychiatrist, Dr. Hannibal Lecter, working together to track down a serial killer. 7. The Godfather, written by Mario Puzo, tells the story of an Italian mafia family and how they survive and thrive in the world of gangsters. 8. One Hundred Years of Solitude: Written by Gabriel García Márquez, it tells the story of the rise and fall of a family in the town of Macondo in Latin-America, as well as their struggle against time and fate. 9. L'étranger, by Albert Camus, tells the story of a young man who was sentenced to death for an accidental murder and his indifference and alienation towards the world and life. 10. The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Gerald. The story of a young man named Gatsby who struggles to pursue his love and his relationship with wealth and social status. The above are just some of the suspense and mystery novels that are widely regarded as the pinnacle. Everyone's preferences and evaluation standards may be different, so there are many other excellent works that are worth reading. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

As someone who loves reading novels, I don't have real-time updates of selected Chinese detective and mystery novels, nor can I read the latest novels. However, I can tell you that some classic detective novels such as Sherlock Holmes, Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margins, etc. are all classics of Chinese literature, with profound cultural heritage and unique artistic style. Reading these novels will allow you to feel the charm of ancient Chinese culture and improve your reading level and thinking ability.