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The first famous detective on the stage of world detective novels. Characters written by American writer Edgar Allan Poe. He has successively shown his talents in "The Murders in the Rue Morgue", "The Mysterious Case of Marie Roget", "The Gold Bug", "You Are the Murderer" and "The Purloined Letter". Dupin came from a well-known French family. Due to repeated setbacks in life, he turned to books as his friends. During the day, he stayed behind closed doors, concentrating on reading and thinking, and at night he wandered the streets of Paris. He loves fantasy, and with his unique analytical skills and rich imagination, he solved five murder mysteries. He was later appreciated by the Paris police and became a famous figure. Dupin's partner is a dull-witted reporter with an extraordinary destiny, which brings out Dupin's reasoning ability.

Cuff

A detective written by the British novelist Wilkie Collins. He is over 50 years old, with gray hair; he is so thin that he is almost skinny; his complexion is yellow and withered, like a fallen leaf in autumn; his eyes are blue-gray, his tone is a little melancholy; he has long fingers, hooked like claws. He didn't look like a detective at all, but more like a funeral parlor owner or a down-and-out pastor. In "The Moon Stone", he showed off his magical powers and used the method of peeling off cocoons and peeling bananas to capture the cunning criminal and return the moon stones to their original owners. With his wisdom and bravery, he proved that people "cannot be judged by appearance".

Ellery Quinn and Son

The father and son detectives written by American writer Ellery Quinn. What's interesting is that the writer split his name into two characters and became two characters in his novel - father and son detectives. Quinn Sr. is a detective with the New York Police Department; Ellery Quinn is a mystery novelist and his father's informal assistant. Old Quinn was a determined and down-to-earth man; Ellery was a pure theorist. When investigating cases, they are often not convinced, sometimes quarrel, and sometimes reconcile, but they are a golden pair. It shows its power in "The Mystery of the Greek Coffin" and "The Mystery of the Dutch Shoes", which is an eye-opener for readers.

Drewry Lane

The famous detective written by American writer Ellery Queen. In his early years, he played major roles in Shakespeare's plays. Later, he lived in seclusion in a Hamlet Manor outside New York. He is deaf in both ears, but his eyes are extremely sharp; in his sixties, he is still full of energy and extraordinary demeanor. His serious and dignified face had no wrinkles, his voice was loud, he was good at makeup, and he didn't look like an old man. Whenever he is invited by the police to solve a case, he always likes to recite lines from Shakespeare's plays. Before revealing the mystery, a speech is given. Such as he thinks. Crime is committed with the help of crazy passion, a kind of atrocity; although he is deaf, he has a pair of eyes to see through the criminal's psychology. He once showed his talents in "The Tragedy of X" and "The Tragedy of Y".

Sherlock Holmes

The great detective written by Conan Doyle, the outstanding British detective novelist, is also a world-famous artistic model. Born in A Study in Scarlet. Later, it appeared frequently in more than 50 novels by Conan Doyle. After Conan Doyle, he appeared in the pen of Adrian Conan Doyle, Conan Doyle's son, and was active in the book "Sherlock Holmes in New York" by American writer Marshall Howtz. Sherlock Holmes is a tall and thin man with a stern face and a hooked nose, holding a pipe and wearing a cloak. Extremely energetic, he likes to sit in an easy chair, think about problems, and gain insight into everything. Dr. Watson once listed his strengths and weaknesses: he knew nothing about literature, philosophy, astronomy, and gardening; he was proficient in chemistry, anatomy, and law; he could identify various soils. Good at fighting, boxing and swordsmanship; is a violinist. He encountered all kinds of accidents in his life and survived. Lives at No. 221B, Baker's Loan, London. In his later years, he kept bees in a leisurely and leisurely way.

Watson

The partner of Conan Doyle's detective Sherlock Holmes. Graduated from the Department of Medicine, University of London, UK. Later, he studied the required courses for military medicine in Netelli and was sent to serve as a military doctor. He was injured in the battle and became Holmes' best partner. Watson is a kind-hearted person, has a great sense of humor, does not value money, and is proficient in pharmacy and surgery. He solved more than 50 mysterious cases and became a famous figure in the minds of readers. In "The Sign of Four", he married the beautiful Miss Morstan and lived happily.

In addition to solving crimes, he also enjoys reading and traveling.

Arsene Lupin

The robber described by French novelist Maurice Leblanc is also a detective. His detective skills are not inferior to those of Sherlock Holmes. Yassen Luoping became a robber out of righteous indignation because his father died unjustly in prison and his mother was discriminated against in society. The characteristic is elusiveness. Being good at putting on makeup will change your voice and handwriting. Later, he followed the wet nurse's advice and became a detective. He fought with Sherlock Holmes, won honor for France, and became a national hero in the eyes of the French. The marriage was very unhappy. The first wife died of illness; the second wife was killed; and the third wife went to a convent to become a nun because Arsene Lupin was busy with detective work. In his later years, he lived in seclusion in the countryside, planted many roses in his yard, and spent the rest of his life peacefully. No one knew that this old man had appeared in 100 novels when he was young and became famous.

Van Dusen

The professor detective written by American writer Jacques Futrey, the professor is more famous than the detective. It is a doctor of philosophy, a doctor of law, a doctor of medicine, a doctor of dentistry, a member of the Royal Society, and some degrees and titles awarded by foreign universities and societies. He has a slender figure and an elegant and clear scholarly demeanor. He has a particularly wide forehead and is known as the "thinking machine" or "computer man". He never gives up, but uses logical reasoning to defeat the world chess king in 30 moves.

The famous saying is: "Spirit is better than material, and the ability of thought can control everything." He has appeared frequently in more than 40 novels such as "The Problem in Room No. 13" and "The Lost Necklace". There was a shipwreck, but fortunately his wife saved him.

Brown

The priest described by British writer Chesterton is also a famous detective. He was born with a chubby figure, broad shoulders, and a round face. He always carried an umbrella in his hand. Some people describe Father Brown as a fat rat who is slow and slouching. But people should not be judged by their appearance. His sharp eyes can penetrate people's psychology. He is usually taciturn, but when he speaks, he is full of witty words. In "The Secret of Father Brown" and "The Failed Father Brown", he solved the case with inspiration and caught the murderer by intuition, which surprised everyone. The famous quote goes, "Criminals are creative artists, detectives are critics."

Trent

A detective written by British novelist Bentley. He is a painter for generations, and his father is a master of painting. He became famous in the painting world at the age of 20. But detectives have always been regarded as the most sacred profession. Lively, curious, and humorous, he usually has a playful smile and is addicted to smoking; he looks like Don Quixote, with fluffy hair and slovenly appearance; he has a slender figure, high forehead bones, and a mustache, which is a bit funny. Appearing on the stage in "Trent's Last Case", he solved a murder case through his reasoning; but the final truth proved that Trent's reasoning was completely wrong and almost resulted in an unjust case. So Trent wanted to change his career, and later appeared in "Trent's Intervention" and "Trent's Own Case", embarrassing the famous detective. But he is a different kind of detective.

John Thorndike

The detective written by the British writer Austin Freeman. Born in London in 1870. Studied pathology and forensic medicine at the Medical College of St. Macartet Hospital. Later he worked in a museum and qualified as a lawyer. Appeared on the detective stage almost at the same time as Sherlock Holmes. He has a gentle, honest and simple personality, and often appears at murder scenes carrying a handbag. Detectives on suspicious cases rely on scientific reasoning and do not miss any suspicious traces. He is good at using cameras and microscopes and is proficient in graphology. He has outstanding performances in "Singing Looking Back" and "Tabouleh's Secret", and is known as the "Scientific Detective".

Jaceve Lulutbo

An expert in deductive reasoning written by the French detective novelist Catherine Lulu. Occupation is newspaper reporter. When he was 18 years old, he found a human left leg in the sewer beside the Seine River in France. He wrote an exclusive story and published it in the newspaper. He was hired by a major newspaper as a reporter specializing in reporting the case, with a monthly salary of up to 250 francs. Born with a big brain, he is extremely smart and can solve crimes like solving geometry problems. He showed his talents in "The Mystery of the Yellow Room" and "The Scent of the Lady in Black". The experience is: focus on evidence and reason based on facts.

Poirot

A character written by the outstanding British female detective novelist Agatha Christie. "The Mysterious Case at Styles Manor" debuted in 1920 and remained famous for 50 years. He was later hailed as the most famous detective after Sherlock Holmes. When he was young, he worked as a Belgian policeman. After World War I, he fled to London and worked as a private detective. He is short, bald, unattractive, and very well-dressed. He has a pair of shining green cat eyes and a mustache that is full of energy. Use reasoning when solving crimes and use your "grey brain cells" to see through illusions. He emphasizes using his brain to solve crimes and is not good at boxing and boxing. He usually behaves arrogantly, but has an amiable attitude. He is an interesting short old man. He became famous in novels and on stage, and later became popular in movies and television. He became the protagonist of a best-selling book and is still active on the British stage today.

Miss Marple

The second detective in Agatha Christie's novels, she is also one of the few female detectives. He is a good friend with the famous detective Poirot. St Mary Mittedam who lives in the UK. Because she was nosy, people gave her the nickname "Old Cat", but she didn't care. Miss Magill has never been married. Some people say that she is a "strange old girl" and "a bit neurotic", but she has solved many mysteries and people admire her very much. I believe that no matter what major case, it is still related to the trivial matters in life. Likes to chat and observe, and find clues about the perpetrators. And store the files of the criminals in your mind. Once you find something suspicious, you can immediately connect them together. My usual hobbies include cleaning, beautifying the yard and knitting.

Hawthorne

The great detective written by Chinese detective novelist Cheng Xiaoqing. He has a strong physique, sharp eyesight, and superhuman memory and reasoning power. He is eager to learn, whether it is biology, physics, philosophy, law, or even medicine and fighting skills. He has a scientific mind and progressive ideas, and has been influenced by Confucianism and Mohism for a long time. He is a gentleman who "cannot be licentious with wealth, cannot bend with force, and cannot be moved by poverty". He is also a chivalrous man who acts chivalrously and helps the poor and those in danger. In "The Hawthorne Detective Collection", I competed intellectually with various types of criminals. I was almost blinded by the maze of criminals several times, but in the end, with accurate judgment and brave attempts, I uncovered many doubts. The truth below.

Bao Lang

The assistant of the great detective Huo Sang written by Cheng Xiaoqing. Professional writer, majoring in literature. He is an imaginative person, but he is not as flexible as Hawthorne in solving crimes. He is kind-hearted and has a tenacious personality. Sometimes he pretends to be cunning in order to test Hawthorne's skills. He has a somewhat irritable temper and is overly cautious in dealing with things. His diligence and loyalty won Hawthorne's praise. He had outstanding performances with Hawthorne in "Where the Dance Comes Home", "The Man in Gray", "Bloody Handprints" and "The Monster in White". Bao Lang and Hawthorne are not only good friends, but also the best golden partners.

Maigre

The police officer written by the famous Belgian detective novelist Georges Simenon is also a world-famous detective. Paris judicial police officer. He is 1.8 meters tall and as strong as an ox. He is steady and down-to-earth, and doesn't care about small things. Be assertive in handling cases and do not obey orders from superiors. Except when sleeping, the pipe never leaves his mouth. When there was no progress in the case, he held the extinguished pipe in his mouth and meditated alone. For criminals who were secretive, during the interrogation, they used a horse-riding posture to straddle a chair, step by step, using soft and hard tactics, and finally opened the gap. Frequently appeared in more than 50 difficult cases. Sympathize with the weak, dare to fight against violent groups, and never succumb to any pressure. Now lives in an apartment in Paris. What I enjoy most is spending time with my beautiful wife, but unfortunately there are too few such opportunities.

Max Carrados

The blind detective written by American writer Ernest Brammer. Born into an American aristocratic family. When I was young and out for an outing with my friends, I was unfortunately blinded by a tree branch. This tragedy made his senses particularly sensitive. Fingertips are like eyes and can identify ancient coins, letters and printed matter. There was a manservant named Parkinson. Parkinson was a genius with unique skills and a photographic memory. The master and servant teamed up to solve many mysterious cases. Because he is blind, he will not be fooled by illusions when solving crimes.

The use of reasoning to get to the heart of the case is remarkable. His usually dull eyes, once inspired, a rainbow seemed to flash in the blind detective's eyes, and the case came to light.

Op

A tough guy written by American writer Dashiell Hammett. He was a detective with the famous Pink Cardton Detective Agency in the United States. He is about 40 years old and weighs 80 kilograms. He has a stubborn personality and a strong body. He is greedy for money, but he is meticulous in his investigation work and dares to fight criminals; he is not afraid of dangers, moves quickly and has extraordinary courage. Think that being a detective is fun and tracking criminals is a sport. Op ushered in the era of brutalist detectives. There are outstanding performances in "Bloody Harvest" and "Damnation", which are amazing.

Marlowe

The detective written by American novelist Franeagle Rice. He is short and can drink well. When he was young, he worked as a driver for a taxi company. When he earned money, he would go to bars and get drunk. Because of driving while drunk, he was sent to a detention center to spend the night. A self-proclaimed drunkard, he likes to make friends with dancers and empty their pockets. Once drunk, he was involved in a strange murder case. With his wisdom, he cleverly solved the mystery. There are excellent performances in "Successful Murder" and "Amazing Crime". Alcohol gave him a sixth sense and brought comedy to his crimes. Known as Chicago's leading drunken detective.

Michael Sheen

A private detective written by American writer Bright Halliday. He has red hair and wrinkles on his face, but his smile is gentle, making it impossible to guess that this person is a tough, hard-edged detective. He is very powerful in the Miami area of ??the United States and has many followers. Every time a case occurs, he always arrives at the scene one step ahead of the police and is fearless in the face of danger. The habitual action is to pull the earlobe with hands, which is said to be for longevity. He drinks a lot of alcohol, but he only drinks brandy and doesn't touch other famous wines. He made extraordinary appearances in "Death Bonus" and "The Blonde Trap". Later, he fell in love with a girl and got married. After the marriage, the girl died due to miscarriage. This blow made him a completely different person, and the red-haired detective disappeared from detective novels.

Akechi Kogoro

The famous detective written by the Japanese novelist Edogawa Ranpo. In 1925, he made his debut in "The D-Poll Murder Incident". He was only twenty-four or five years old at the time. He was tall and liked to sway his shoulders when walking. Messy hair, gesticulating and unkempt. Later I went to China and Southeast Asia. After returning to Japan, he appeared in Edogawa Ranpo's novels, looking like a gentleman. A private detective agency was opened in Saimecho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, using psychology to solve crimes. The house is almost full of books, and there is no place for guests to sit. He is proficient in makeup and has extraordinary skills. He knows some martial arts, and his battle of wits and courage with the Phantom Thieves in the "Golden Mask" incident is thrilling to read, but he usually does things casually and carelessly. Once he encounters a murder case, he is devoted physically and mentally and is good at analysis. The Japanese call him an expert in solving crimes.

Ningyo Zuoshichi

A famous detective written by the famous Japanese mystery novelist Masashi Yokomori. Just as lovable as Kindaichi Kosuke. Ningyo Zuoshichi is handsome and personable, and is a standard handsome man in Japan. Because of his increased reasoning, he became the center of discussion among the girls. For this reason, his wife is often jealous. Apprentices Tatsugoro and Dorumoku are both very alert. In addition to assisting Master in solving crimes, in order to maintain Master's image, he deliberately made some stories about Master and Master's love for each other, in order to put gold on Master's face. The detective story is entertaining, with plenty of laughs amidst the thrilling fights. Therefore, readers also like to read Henggou Zhengshi's mystery novels and like this handsome detective.

Kanada Ichikosuke

Another famous detective written by Henggou's official history. He went to the United States to study when he was young. Be generous and generous, and help others solve their problems. Later, he returned to Japan and opened a private detective agency. He looks like a scholar, with fair skin and disheveled hair. He wears a torn white patterned cloth top, torn socks, and old wooden shoes, giving him an unkempt look. Not to mention having a cool demeanor, and he also has a stuttering problem. But don't underestimate this scholarly detective. He has performed well in "The Honjin Murder Case" and "Prison Gate Island". He is good at searching for footprints, checking fingerprints, classifying things logically, and finally deducing the truth of things. He is a household name in Japan and became popular in the 1960s.

By the 1970s, he was rarely seen in newspapers, and some said he had retired.

Heiji Zenegata

The famous detective written by Japanese writer Nomura Kudo is as famous as Akechi Kogoro written by Edogawa Ranpo. I live in a secluded street in Tokyo, with a simple interior with almost no furnishings. He is a detective for generations, and his grandfather and father both worked as detectives. I have developed a special skill of hitting criminals with four pennies, and I always hit the target. He upholds justice and is extremely compassionate. There are two kinds of people I hate in my life: one is the domineering samurai, and the other is the greedy rich man. He never yields to power and money, and most hates those who are unjust for the sake of profit. Living in poverty, he often relied on pawns to get through life's difficulties. He was so addicted to cigarettes that his two fingers were burnt brown. Known as a civilian detective, he is a celebrity in the eyes of the Japanese public.

Kamitsu Kyousuke

The famous detective written by the famous Japanese mystery novelist Takagi Sugimitsu. He is a smart and handsome man with elegant appearance and personable demeanor. Born in Juhua Street, Utsukan City. His father is an ornithologist. My mother is a pop singer. As early as high school, he could speak six languages: English, German, Russian, Greek, French, and Latin. He was called a child prodigy. Later, he studied medicine at the University of Tokyo. During World War II, he went to China as a military doctor. He is known as the "reasoning machine" because he is proficient in criminal psychology and has solved many murder mysteries. Don't be confused by the complicated superficial phenomena, and always see through the perpetrator's flaws at a glance. Playing the piano as a hobby. I have no interest in literary novels and will fall asleep after reading three pages. In "Tattoo Murder". There are great performances in "The Mystery of Genghis Khan."

Lu Ping

A hero who is a knight, thief and detective written by Chinese novelist Sun Liaohong. He is over 100 years old and has extraordinary skills; he has an ordinary appearance and sharp eyesight; he appears and disappears when solving crimes, but he does not lose the love and hate of ordinary people. In "The Blue Rattlesnake", the murder case of the beautiful snake who murdered her Han* accomplice was solved. In "The Cod Liver Oil Hoarder", the unkind person who is rich and unkind is cured. In "Purple Swimsuit", a weak woman is saved. Become a hero who was hated by the rich and loved by the poor in the old society.

Kirishima Saburo

A detective written by the famous Japanese mystery novelist Takagi Toshimitsu. Identity is prosecutor. Graduated from the Law Department of the University of Tokyo. Young and promising. She is shrewd in practice and has a touch of masculine melancholy. Likes to meditate and is rich in associations. Because she fell in love with Kyoko, she was involved in a murder case. Do not sacrifice personal feelings, enforce the law impartially, and maintain the fairness of the law. He appeared frequently in "Urban Wolf", "Zero's Honeymoon", and "Ghost Face Murder" and became a detective with a sense of justice. When solving a case, he is good at catching the clues revealed by the criminal, making deductions, and solving the case in one fell swoop. A bit neurotic, but with great perseverance and courage.

Totsukawa

A detective written by the famous Japanese mystery novelist Murataro Nishikyo. Work as a police officer in the Tokyo Detective Division 1. He is a kind man. He has a gentle temper and delicate style. He works well with his partner, Inspector Kamei, and often leads readers astray with his kindness. He has appeared in "Murder on the Blue Train", "Blackmail", "Freaky Friday", "Mystery of Angels", etc. Paying attention to the background investigation of the suspect provided strong evidence for Kamei to solve the case. He is a lovable detective.

Kamei

The detective written by Murataro Nishikyo. He is a detective from the Tokyo Detective Division 1. Strong build, in his 40s. His catchphrase is: "Damn it!" When encountering a murder case, he gets easily excited. He often goes out and in together with Totsukawa, making them a good partner. If Totsukawa is a calm detective, Kamei is bold and bold. He has good endurance, is good at running, is not afraid of hardship, and is very experienced in solving crimes. Even though he is not old, Totsukawa calls him "Old Turtle", and Kamei is proud of him. There are amazing performances in "Freaky Friday", "Angel" and "Blackmail". He is a detective familiar and beloved by Japanese readers.

Dongju

A detective written by the outstanding mystery novelist Morimura Makoto. He lost his mother when he was young, and her mother eloped with an army officer during the war. His father was a poor teacher who was beaten to death by American soldiers because he prevented them from raping Japanese women. This formed his lonely character. After becoming a detective, he often solves cases without saying a word and uses reasoning.

In "Proof of Humanity", a straw hat and a book of poems were found from the murder scene, and in-depth investigation made Yasugi Kyoko lower her head in front of humanity. In order to find evidence and perseverance, the cold Yasugi Kyoko regained her humanity.

Yoshiko Suzumoto

The female detective written by the famous Japanese mystery novelist Jiro Akagawa. At the age of 22, he inherited a huge inheritance from his father, but was imprisoned in a lunatic asylum by his greedy uncle. The witty Yoshiko Suzumoto meets Sherlock Holmes and a group of other great detectives in a lunatic asylum and becomes friends with them. The cruel reality made her embark on the path of a female detective. With his youth and brains, careful handling of cases and shrewdness, he teamed up with Sherlock Holmes to solve several major cases and became famous all over the world. She is the heroine of a mystery and absurd drama. Integrity, kindness, and competence left a deep impression on readers and became an artistic model loved by Japanese youth.