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Extraction code: r72z Title: Death of a Promethean

Author: [Japan] Masaya Yamaguchi

Translator: Lou Meilian

Douban score: 7.4

Publishing House: Yilin Publishing House

Publication year: 20 1 1-4

Page count: 428

Content introduction:

It was the body that was killed! ! !

Who is the living in the Promethean-infested world ...

In a remote village called Tombstone Village, when Smiley, the head of Balikorn family who runs the cemetery, was seriously ill, he found his grandson Green who lived outside. When the family was eyeing the inheritance, Green died of poisoning! Then, something magical happened-Green lost his heartbeat and his blood circulation stopped, but he was conscious and moved freely, just like a living person!

Green suspects that his death has something to do with an inheritance dispute. He used anti-corrosion technology to disguise himself as a living person, trying to find out who killed him, but found that everyone was hiding unknown secrets, and he was not the only living dead in the cemetery. ...

It surpassed Keigo Higashino's After School, Soji Shimada's Astrological Killing Magic and Xia Yan's Summer of Catching Birds and won the first place in the Top 100 Mystery Novels of the Association of Mystery Writers (1975- 1994)!

Get 1998 "This mystery novel is really amazing!" Ten mystery novels in ten years!

Won the 2008 "This mystery novel is really amazing!" Selected 1988-2008 "the best among the best" experts selected the second place!

Selected 1989 "This mystery novel is really amazing!" Top ten mystery novels!

About the author:

Masaya Yamaguchi

Masaya Yamaguchi

1954 was born in yokosuka city, kanagawa prefecture, Japan. Graduated from Waseda University Law Department.

1988 The Death of a Promethean was selected as the eleventh work in the series "Tanigawa Tetsuya and Thirteen Mysteries" by Tokyo Chuangyuan Society, and its publication established his important position in Japanese mystery literature.

1995 Murder in Japan won the 48th Japanese Inferior Writers' Association Award, which is known as the "Mysterious Oscar in Japan".

Parity in 2002 was praised by readers as one of the "Five Wonders of Japanese Reasoning".

The style of Masaya Yamaguchi's works often subverts tradition, is full of experiments and fantasies, and is often set in a world beyond reality. However, behind the tortuous and dense story structure, it is still based on original reasoning, with complex and exquisite mysteries, and the ending is often unexpected. His works often bring different influences to Japanese mystery literature.