One of the Sherlock Holmes Case Studies - A Study in Scarlet The Sign of Four

Author: Arthur Conan Doyle
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: The Complete Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, an immortal classic that pioneered the "Golden Age" of detective fiction. For over a century, it has been translated into 57 languages, captivating the world, and is the most beloved detective novel in history. You absolutely cannot miss it.
A Study in Scarlet: Dr. Watson, who retired from the Afghan war, rents an apartment at 221B Baker Street in London with a young man who has just graduated from medical school. Soon, he discovers that the young man, named Sherlock Holmes, possesses extraordinary powers of observation and reasoning beyond the ordinary. Meanwhile, mysterious visitors often come to their residence. Until one day, they get involved in a murder case—the first case that showcases Holmes' extraordinary skills, full of excitement!
The Sign of Four: Four officers who have participated in the Indian War accidentally obtain a treasure. Years later, this treasure becomes the source of misfortune for their descendants. This is the work that made Conan Doyle famous, and Holmes' unique method of deductive reasoning is also widely known through this case.