What are the representative works of Henggou Official History and Edogawa Ranbu? Who wrote Kindaichi?

Hengmou Zhengshi (よこみぞ せいし, May 24, 1902 - December 28, 1981)

Japanese novelist and mystery writer. A leading figure in Japanese mystery literature, he devoted his life to promoting mystery literature. He and Edogawa Ranpo are both among those who created a new field of Kamoto mystery novels. A series of mystery creations by these two brothers in the literary world shortened the distance behind Europe and the United States, and made post-war Japanese mystery novels have a tendency to catch up from behind. The stories of Henggou Zhengshi are full of weird and bewitching atmosphere, often accompanied by ancient ghost stories or terrifying legends. The horror aesthetics in them have been praised by readers of mystery novels in the past generations. The famous detective Kindaichi Kosuke in the novel has a very unique personality and is a well-known detective figure in Japan. The protagonist Kindaichi Kazuichi in the later detective comic "Kkindaichi Boy's Incident Book" was set as the grandson of Kindaichi Kosuke.

Length (according to my experience, the ones at the top are all famous classics)

"The Honjin Murder Case"

"The Devil Comes Playing the Flute" "

"Eight Tomb Village"

"Prison Gate Island"

"Queen Bee"

"Inugami Family"

"Glow-in-the-Dark"

"The Ten Billion Heritage Murder Case"

"The Masquerade"

"The Eagle's Nest Massacre"

"The Devil's Beloved"

"The Island of Evil"

"The Phantom"

"The Mysterious Woman's Murder Case"

"Murder Notice"

"Dr. Waxface"

"Ghost Man"

"White and Black"

"Black Cat" "Hotel Murder Incident"

"Stories from the Ancient Well"

"Pearl Tower"

"Night Walk"

"The Devil's Ball Song"

"The Orc Island"

"The Lost Bride"

Short Story

"The Mysterious Silver Coin"

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"The Monster of Lighthouse Island"

"Black Rose Castle"

"Misty Villa"

"The Curse of the Rose?" "

"A Girl in Distress"

"Midnight Whistle"

"The Mystery of Petals"

"Bracelet"

"Temptation"

"Women's Duel"

Edogawa Ranpo (October 21, 1894 - July 28, 1965)

Famous Japanese mystery writer and critic. Known as the "Father of Detective Mystery Novels", his real name is Hirai Taro (ひらい たろう). He is the founder of the Japanese reasoning "Honka School".

The Edogawa Ranpo Detective Novel Prize was established in 1954, with the prize being a statue of Sherlock Holmes. The novel has rich imagination, strange style, and bizarre plot twists. He wrote an autobiographical memoir "Thirty Years of Detective Novels" to summarize and evaluate his life's creations.

Edogawa Ranpo's works have complicated plots and strong suspense. They are full of eerie and strange atmospheres and have reasonable reasoning and judgment. They take absurd and fantasy romance as the main theme of creation, and also Able to deeply grasp the character's psychology, rigorous reasoning, impeccable! The detective Akechi Kogoro he wrote is a household name in Japan.

List of works (I don’t know much about Rampo, but Ranpo is indeed one of the greatest writers in the history of Japanese mystery novels)

Two Copper Coins (April 1923)

A ticket (July 1923)

A terrible mistake (December 1923)

Two useless people (June 1924)

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The Twins (October 1924)

Psychological Test (February 1925)

The Black Hand (March 1925)

Red House (April 1925)

Love on the Abacus (April 1925)

Ghost (May 1925)

Diary (1925 June 1925)

Dpo Murder Incident (July 1925)

Death of sleepwalking patient Hikotaro (July 1925)

Daydreaming ( July 1925)

The Ring (July 1925)

The Walker on the Roof (August 1925)

One Man, Two Jobs (1925 September)

Doubt (September-October 1925)

Human Chair (September 1925)

Kiss (December 1925) < /p>

The Elf (December 1925-March 1926)

Squirming in the Dark (January 1926-October 1927)

The Dancing Elf (January 1926)

Poisonous Weed (January 1926)

Masked Dancer (January-February 1926)

Lakeside Pavilion Incident (January-March 1926)

Mars Canal (April 1926)

Ashe's appearance (July 1926)

Inhuman Love (October 1926)

Strange Tales of Banorama Island (October 1926-April 1927)

Mirror Hell (October 1926)

Carousel (October 1926)

The Dark Beast (August-October 1928)

The Ghost of the Island (January 1929-February 1930) )

Spider-Man (August 1929-June 1930)

Bug (September-October 1929)

Banshee (1930) January)

The consequences of curiosity (January-December 1930)

The Magician (July 1930-June 1931)

Gold Masked Man (September 1930-October 1931)

Vampire (September 1930-March 1931)

White-haired Ghost (April 1931-1932 April 1931)

The Incredible Crime of Dr. Murro (April 1931)

The Landscape of Hell (May 1931-April 1932)

The Terror King (June 1931-May 1932)

The Ghost (November 1931)

The Matchlock (April 1932)

Evil Spirit (November 1933-January 1934)

Monster (December 1933-October 1934)

Black Lizard (January 1934-December 1934) Month)

Leopard (May 1934-May 1935)

Pomegranate (September 1934)

Shadow Killer (Ghost in Green) )(January 1936-February 1937)

The Man with Twenty Faces (January 1936-December 1936)

Darkroom (December 1936-1937 December)

Young Detective Corps (January 1937-December 1937)

Ghost Tower (January 1937-April 1938)

Devil's Crest (September 1937-1938 October 1939)

Dr. Monster (January-December 1938)

Dark Star (January-December 1939)

Big Gold Nugget (January 1939-February 1940)

Hell's Master of Comics (January 1939-December)

Ghost Tower (April 1939-March 1940) month)

Bronze Demon (January-December 1949)

Huya (January-December 1950)

Broken Shore (1950) March)

The Horrible Triangle Mansion (January-December 1951)

The Transparent Monster (January-December 1951)

Strange Four Ten Faces (January-December 1951)

Space Monster (January-December 1953)

Deformed Goddess (October 1953)

The Murder Weapon (May 1954)

The Moon and the Handbag (April 1955)

Crossroads (October 1955)

Search Lesson 1 Digging The Police Officer (April 1956)

The Man Who Lost His Wife (October 1957)

The Liar and the Air Man (November 1959)

Finger (January 1960) 40 Years of Detective Fiction (July 1961)

The Man with the Hidden Face

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The last question, let me tell you clearly that Kindaichi Kosuke is a character written by Henggou’s official history.