What are some good detective books to recommend

Detective Conan" I liked the most.

Sherlock Holmes was written by Conan Doyle... The Sherlock Holmes series is good regardless of whether it is long or short, and it is a classic must-see. And then there is Agatha's ** is very famous, like "On the Nile**", "Orient Express** Case", "No One Survives" or something very famous, you go to check it is really very famous and must be watched.

Modern large-scale detective books are not very good, and the plot is relatively new, so it's good to look at these.

Detective Thunder", "Detective Hawthorne", Agatha's has not seen **, only watched the movie, and then read a book before, and the ** on it is all won the Edogawa Ranbu Award, but I don't remember the name. Sherlock Holmes Detective Collection feels like some of the articles are relatively long.

Detective**Recommendation: "On the Nile**", "Orient Express** Case", "Black Cat".

1. "** on the Nile" is a novel written by British writer Agatha Christie, first published in November 1937. The story follows three murders on a yacht on the Nile and the investigation of Belgian detective Hercule Poirot, who eventually gathers tourists and reveals the truth about the three cases.

2. "Murder on the Orient Express" (Murder on the Orient Express) is a detective** created by British writer Agatha Christie, belonging to the Detective Hercule Poirot series, first published by the Collins Crime Club in England on January 1, 1934. The ** revolves around a ** case that happened on the luxury train "Orient Express", telling the story of the great detective Poirot who cleared the fog on the murderous train and finally locked the real murderer among the twelve suspects. The vigilante seeking revenge under the condition of imperfect rule of law, the contradiction between human justice and legal controversy.

The Black Cat is a short story by American writer Edgar Allan Poe.

3. "Black Cat" is Poe's horror classic, and it is also Poe's practice of the "unified effect theory". Edgar Allan Poe tries to make every sentence in ** serve its pre-set horror effect, so the superfluous words are stripped down, and the breath of death that can bring the most frightening to the reader is diffused in every corner of ** to maximize the horror effect. This short story tells the story of a person's psychological fear of a black cat.

Sherlock Holmes isn't enough for you to see a?

1 All Keigo Higashino's works:

In 1985, "After School" won the 31st Edogawa Ranpo Award, and he began writing full-time.

In 1997, "The Code of Detectives" was shortlisted for the 18th Yoshikawa Eiji Literary Newcomer Award.

In 1999, "Secret" won the 52nd Japan Mystery Writers Association Award and was shortlisted for the 120th Naoki Award.

In 2000, "White Night Walking" was shortlisted for the 122nd Naoki Award.

In 2001, "Unrequited Love" was shortlisted for the 125th Naoki Award.

In 2003, "Letter" was shortlisted for the 129th Naoki Award.

In 2004, "Phantom Night" was shortlisted for the 131st Naoki Awards.

In 2006, "The Devotion of Suspect X" created a unique miracle in the history of Japanese reasoning, bringing the 134th Naoki Award, the 6th Benge Reasoning ** Award and the three major Japanese reasoning ** rankings of the year ("This Mystery ** is amazing!"). ", Weekly Wenchun Reasoning ** best10 ", "Ben Ge Reasoning ** best10") won the first place.

In 2008, "Meteor Trip" won the 43rd New Wind Award.

In 2009, "New Participant" won the "This Reasoning ** Amazing!" Weekly Wenchun Reasoning **BEST10" ranked first in the year.

If you don't mind, you can also read Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes, and some detective magazines, remember to give points!!

Ellery M. Quinn (one of the Big Three, master of reasoning) masterpieces: "The Tragedy of X", "The Tragedy of Y", "The Tragedy of Z", "The Mystery of the Roman Hat", "The Mystery of the French Powder", "The Mystery of the Dutch Shoes", "The Mystery of the Greek Coffin", "The Mystery of the Egyptian Cross".

Morris S. Lublanc (created the ancestor of the monster thief, Arsene Robin) masterpiece: Arsene Robin series, Arsene Robin vs. Sherlock Holmes (the pinnacle of the detective world).

John S. Dixon Carl (King of the Secret Chamber, one of the Big Three) Representative works: Karl's three masterpieces: "The Three Coffins", "Judas's Window", "The Distorted Hub";

Yokozo Masashi's Kaneda Ichikosuke series, that is, Kaneda's grandfather;

Edogawa Ranbu's wise Kogoro series, the father of Japan's detective**.

Top 10 Reasoning in the World**.

The tragedy of 2Nursery rhyme ** case (a.k.a. No One Survives).

3.Barrels. 4.Roger is claude** (i.e. Roger's Mystery Case).

5.Head. 6.Green's Home**.

7.Straw woman.

8.The Mystery of the Egyptian Cross.

9.The tragedy of the kiss of death.

Recently, I read a book by Hiroshi Mori All Become F I think it's not bad for the past two years Keigo Higashino is more popular Many works have already had movie and TV series versions of White Night Walking Suspect X's dedication to malicious secret Phantom Night ......The psychological portrayal is precise and concise, with extraordinary literary color.

Personally, I think there are many detectives in Japan.,You can look for the works of the Ranbu Literature Award every year.,Different styles.,Many of them are written quite classic.。

The first to recommend "Sherlock Holmes", copy the world detective.

The work of the master Conan Doyle is unparalleled in the world.

Inspector Polo is the work of Agasha Christie, the queen of the world's detectives. Similar to Sherlock Holmes

Detective Edgar Allan Poe's "The Case of Lummer Street" ......Of course, there is also Japan's detective**, anime, Detective Conan (especially recommended) "Kanedaichi's Juvenile Notebook".

Edogawa Ranbu's D-slope Murder Case", "Psychological Test", "Human Chair", "** Kamen Man", "Servant Fantasy", "Transparent Stranger", "Moon Gauntlet".

Agatha's "No One Survives", "Poirot's Christmas Detective" Anyway, Agatha's detective** is good!! P.S. "The Mystery of the Yellow Room".

Cai Jun's psychological suspense detective** is highly recommended.

Like the landlord, I like to watch detectives**, and I like the kind of ** that can't guess the ending**, but now there are many ** on the Internet whose logic is very poor, and I can guess the ending at a glance. However, Jiuku's detective** logic is quite meticulous.

Ellery Quinn is a classic in Bengue's reasoning His works are recommended:

The Tragedy of X" The Tragedy of Y

The Mystery of the Greek Coffin

There are a lot of Quinn's works.,The more acclaimed ones are the "Tragedy Series" and the "Country Name Series" The above 3 books are the best I think they are The others you can also take a look at the others yourself.,Too many I won't list them one by one.

John Dixon Carr's recommendation:

The Mystery of the Green Capsule (Highly recommended for beginners in Benge reasoning!) I read this book back then and became obsessed with reasoning** )

Three coffins (Carl is the king of the secret room, I don't need to explain how classic this is, right?) ）

Other: "The Seventh Solution" - As the name suggests, the book looks at how the protagonist gorgeously denies the 6 hypotheses about the case one by one and proposes a 7th answer

Impossible Crime Diagnosis 1 3 - Edward Hawke, the king of contemporary short reasoning, this series is all short reasoning

Exam Papers (by Lan Xiao) short story**, the protagonist proves through reasoning whether his roommate has written the wrong exam paper, which is quite fun

The too classic Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie will not talk about ......

Sherlock Holmes Detective Collection.

Kaneda's detective collection.