People queuing

Author: TIYI
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: The world of humanity is not a flat land. A commonly accepted belief, or even a solidly verifiable "truth," cannot be accepted as simply as the Chinese believe, like the wind blowing over a flat grassland. No, the world is not uniform; reality has a strong, reluctant inertia. Human ignorance, selfish desires, or merely unthinking traditional habits create rugged terrain, forming leeward dead ends and gaps everywhere. A long queue at the Walford Theatre in London. A man queuing to buy tickets to watch a musical was found dead in the line, with a gleaming and evil silver dagger stuck in his back. Strangely, neither the people in front nor behind the deceased knew when he was attacked, and there were no identifying items on his body. "The Elegant Detective" Grant takes on the case personally and makes swift progress, apprehending the suspect effortlessly. Just as he completes his success, the inspector's sixth sense makes him question the case anew.