Additional bounty Who knows the Chinese synopsis of a story in the Sherlock Holmes short story colle

It's detectives, "A Study in Scarlet", "The Hound of the Baskervilles", "Four Signatures" and so on. The study of the blood word is revenge, the Hound of the Baskerville is the possession, and the four signatures are also for the treasure.

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The intellect is also a blessing to God.

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A wise. Romance has a sense of justice.

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It was impossible for Napoleon in the criminal world to fail.

That's how it ended.

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tells the story of Sherlock Holmes.

Novels and 56 short novels**.

A Study of Scarlet Characters (1887).

Four Signatures (1890).

Hound of the Baskervilles (1901-1902).

Uncanny Valley (1914-1915) (appearance of Professor Moriarty) short story**.

History of Adventures (1891-1892).

Bohemian scandal.

The Redhead Club Identity Case.

The Boscombe Valley Secrets.

Five orange pits. Man with crooked lips.

Sapphire case. Spotted tape case.

Engineer thumbs up case.

The case of an aristocratic bachelor.

The case of the green jade crown.

Copper beech case.

Memoirs (1892-1893).

Silver horse yellow-faced man.

**Clerk of the broker.

The three-masted galleon "Gloria Scott" (The First Case of Sherlock Holmes, dictated by Holmes, recorded by Watson).

Musgrave Rite (another early case of Sherlock Holmes).

The mystery of Regate.

Hunchbacked man hospitalized patient.

Greek translators (Michael Holmes debuts; Sherlock Holmes gave a brief account of his family background).

Naval Agreement. The last case (Watson reporting on the death of Sherlock Holmes).

Return (1903-1904).

The Empty House (Return of Sherlock Holmes).

Architect of Norwood.

Dancing people. Solo cyclists.

Monastery Public School.

Black Peter Mill Wharton.

Six busts of Napoleon.

Three college students.

Phnom rim clip-on glasses.

The missing central defender.

Glench Manor.

The second stain of blood.

Final regards).

Westeria Residence.

Cardboard boxes. The dying detective of the Red Circle Bruce-Partington Project (Michael Croft Holmes appears).

The disappearance of Ms. Frances Caffax.

Devil's Foot. Sherlock Holmes's closing words (third person voice).

New Detective (1921-1927).

Dignitaries' patrons.

Whitened soldiers.

The case of the crown jewel (third person tone).

The case of the pediment wall.

Vampires have three people with the same surname.

The mystery of the Thor Bridge.

Creeper lion's mane (as Sherlock Holmes told it).

Veiled tenants.

Villa Shorecombe.

Retired pigment dealer.

** of Burlstone Manor.

Dead Cool. Other works.

The Great Boer War (1900).

The Lost World (1912).

New Revelation (1918).

Important Information (1919).

History of Spiritualism. The earth is sick and screams (science fiction).

Malakurt Abyss (Science Fiction).

The Hound of the Baskervilles, The Study of Scarlet, Uncanny Valley.

Scarlet Study: The Scarlet Study is written about Watson's return to England from battlefield wounds and his acquaintance with Sherlock Holmes, who shared a rented house, and to Watson, Sherlock Holmes was a strange man. One day, Holmes receives a letter from Colonel Gregerson inviting him to solve a case, so he and Watson go with him to the murder scene on Laureston Street, where they find the unwounded body of an American in an empty uninhabited house.

The walls of the scene were written "rache" in blood. At the same time, a rolling ring, two different footprints, and several finger marks on the wall were also found, and the incident was in a state of confusion, after which Sherlock Holmes's meticulous investigation and careful reasoning finally found **.

Diamond Crown: It's about a banker who is asked to keep a very valuable crown and has a son who is not very good character, a niece who is very close to him, a business partner who is his business partner, and a bunch of servants. And then one night, he woke up and found the crown in his son's hand, and he had lost a couple of jewels. He immediately decided that his son had stolen it.

But later. After a bunch of reasoning from Sherlock Holmes, it turned out that it was his niece who secretly gave the crown to his business partner because she was in love with that guy.

Five Orange Cores: A Young Man Came to Sherlock Holmes told a story like this. One day his uncle got a letter that said 3k and it contained five orange cores, and the man was terrified, and he went crazy. It was later found at the edge of the pond (I think it was drowning) and was treated as an accident.

And then the young man, his father, came and got the same letter, telling him to put the paper on the rock, and he didn't know what was going on, and he was found dead in a pit. Now the young man received the same letter, and Holmes told him to do what he said, but the man fell into the river and died. But then Holmes punished the gang.

Colorful Ribbons: A lady came to Sherlock Holmes, and she said that her sister, when she was newly married, heard a whistle almost every night when she went to bed, and suddenly one night she was terrified and ran out and told her sister that she had seen a speckled ribbon, and then she died. Now this sister is also getting married, and her stepfather got her sister to live in this room, and she heard the whistle and was very scared. Sherlock Holmes later went to the house and found her stepfather messing up a mess of animals at home.

Later, it was quite thrilling. The spotted bag that was found in that place was a poisonous snake. And she found out that her stepfather's room still had milk for the snakes.

Long-form: A study of blood letters.

Four signature Baskerville hounds.

History of Uncanny Valley Adventure:

Bohemian scandal.

Redhead Club Identity Case.

Spotted tape case.

Engineer thumbs up case.

The case of an aristocratic bachelor.

The case of the green jade crown.

The Boscombe Valley Secrets.

Five orange pits. Man with crooked lips.

Sapphire case. Copper beech case.

Memoirs: The Yellow-Faced Man of the Silver Horse.

The three-masted galleon Gloria Scott.

The mystery of Regate.

Musgrave Rites.

Hunchback man ** secretary of the broker.

Hospitalized patients.

The last case. Greek translator.

Naval Agreement. Return Notes:

Architect of Norwood.

Solo cyclists.

Empty House Dancing people.

Black Peter gold-rimmed sniffles.

Six busts of Napoleon.

Milwarton. Three college students.

The missing central defender.

Monastery Public School.

The second stain of blood.

Glench Manor.

Final regards: The bizarre experience of Mr. John Scott Eccles – the Tiger of San Pedro cardboard box.

The Red Circle Bruce-Partington Project.

The dying detective.

The disappearance of Ms. Frances Caffax.

Devil's Foot. Sherlock Holmes's closing statement.

New detective: Lionmane three people with the same surname.

Dignitaries' patrons.

Whitened soldiers.

Gablewall Lodge.

The mystery of the vampire Thor's Bridge.

Veiled tenants.

Villa Shorecombe.

Creeper retired pigment dealer.

The Crown Jewel case.

1. "A Study in Scarlet Letters": Sherlock Holmes makes his first appearance, dwarfing the two detectives at Scotland Yard. While solving the case, he proposed a deductive method of reasoning and belittled the previous detectives.

2, "Four Signatures": The case is bizarre, Sherlock Holmes fully shows his intelligence, and Dr. Watson finds love.

4, "Bohemian Scandal": There is a woman who can match the intelligence of Sherlock Holmes, a special one.

5. "The Redheads": Sherlock Holmes confidently cracks a criminal gang. 《

The Identity Case: There is nothing special about the case, and the most exciting passage is Sherlock Holmes's "typewriter reasoning", which has a huge impact.

6. "A Colorful Belt": The best secret room trick designed by Conan Doyle.

7, "Silver Horse": Quite a wonderful and chic case, the design of "why doesn't the dog bark" appears for the first time.

8. "The Mystery of Regate": A typical case of Sherlock Holmes's wit.

9. "Musgrave Rites": Find treasure through hidden words.