The Disappeared Crown

Author: Maurice Leblanc
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Publish Date: 1998-04-01
Features: The image of the brilliant detective Sherlock Holmes is no longer unfamiliar to a wide readership in China, especially among young readers. His profound knowledge, extraordinary wisdom, extraordinary observation, thinking, and judgment skills, as well as his exceptional detective abilities, have left a deep impression on people. However, Chinese readers are not yet very familiar with Arsène Lupin, the dual-legendary figure of both "the Phantom Thief" and the great detective, created by the famous French detective novelist Maurice Leblanc. Like other detective novels, this book also contains some elements of mysticism. The mystification of the environment and the mystification of the characters are all created by the author to highlight the characteristics of detective novels and enhance the appeal of the work, and there is no need to be overly critical. After all, this is not historical fact, even if there are real-life prototypes, they are definitely not true stories. As for the protagonist, as a "Robin Hood" or "moral thief," some of his actions do not fully comply with the law, and it is necessary to point out here that readers, especially young ones, should not blindly imitate them.