Who can recommend some good mystery novels, forget about those that are not rigorous in structure!

If you want to read mysteries, read the works of famous writers, Agatha Christie, the Queen of British Mysteries,

33 novels

1920 "The Mysterious Case at Styles Manor" / "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" (Captain Arthur Hastings, Inspector James Japp)

1923 "Golf Course Murder" / "Golf Course Murder" Murder on the Links (Captain Hastings)

1926 "Roger Mystery"/"The Murder of Roger Ackroyd"/"Roger ·The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

1927The Big Four (Captain Hastings)

1928 "The Mystery of the Blue Train" / "Secret on the Blue Express" The Mystery of the Blue Train

1932 "The Mystery of Cliff House" 》/"The Danger of the Old House on the Seaside"/"The Mystery of the Old House"/"The Strange Case of Cliff House" Peril at End House (Captain Hastings, Inspector Japp)

1933 "Record of Human Nature"/ Lord Edgware Dies / Thirteen at Dinner (Captain Hastings, Inspector Japp)

1934 "Murder on the Orient Express" Murder on the Orient Express / Murder in the Calais Coach

1935 "Three-Act Tragedy / Murder in Three Acts"

1935 "Murder in the Clouds" / "The Strange Case in the Clouds" "Death in the Clouds / Death in the Air (Inspector Japp)

1936 "ABC Murders" The ABC Murders (Captain Hastings, Inspector Japp)

1936 "Murder in Mesopotamia"

1936 "Cards"/"Cards in the Cards" Cards on the Table (Mrs. Arianne Oliver, Colonel Johnny Reese, Inspector Battle )

1937 "Silent Witness" / "Dumb Witness" / "Silent Witness" Dumb Witness / Poirot Loses a Client (Captain Hastings)

1937 "The Nile" "Death on the Nile" / "Murder on the Nile" (Colonel Leith)

1938 "Appointment with Death"

1938 "Poirot's Christmas" / "Hercule Poirot's Christmas / Murder for Christmas-A Holliday for Murder

1940 "Coffin" / "A Lunch at H Manor" Sad Cypress

1940 "Dentist" Murder" One, Two, Buckle My Shoe / The Patriotic Murders-An Overdose of death (Inspector Japp)

1941 "Evil Under the Sun"

1943 "Beer Murder" Five Little Pigs / Murder in Retrospect

1946 "The Hollow Ghost" / "The House of Fantasy" The Hollow / M

urder After Hours

1948 Taken at the Flood / There is a Tide (Officer Spence)

1952 "Cleaning" Mrs. McGinty's Dead (Officer Spence, Mrs. Oliver)

1953 "After the Funeral" After the Funeral / Funerals Are Fatal

1955 "Murder in the Foreign Student Dormitory" "/"Murder at the International School"/"Murder on Hickory Street" Hickory Dickory Dock / Hickory Dickory Death (Miss Li Meng)

1956 "The Hall of the Dead"/"The Mystery of the Old Mansion" Dead Man's Folly (Mrs. Oliver, Miss Lemon)

1959 Cat Among the Pigeons

1963 The Clocks ( Colin Lamb, son of Inspector Battle, also known as Colin Lamb)

1966 "Apartment Girl"/"The Third Girl" Third Girl (Mrs. Oliver, Miss Lemon)

1969 "Halloween's Eve Murder" Hallowe'en Party (Officer Spence, Mrs. Oliver)

1972 "Shadows of Old Sins"/"Elephants' Testimony" Elephants Can Remember (Mrs. Oliver, Miss Lemon)

1975 Curtain - Poirot's Last Case (Captain Hastings)

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1924 "The Kidnapping of the Prime Minister"/"Poirot Investigates" Poirot Investigates collects 11 short detective stories with Poirot and Hastings as the protagonists.

1937 Murder in the Mews / Dead Man's Mirro collects four of Poirot's detective novellas.

1947 "Hercules"/"The Labors of Hercules" contains Poirot's 12 mysterious cases.

1960 "The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding" contains 6 detective stories, 5 by Poirot and 1 by Marple.

1974 "The Masked Woman"/"The Mysterious Case of the Art Ball - The Essence of Poirot" Poirot's Early Stories collects 18 of Poirot's short detective stories

2011 "Agatha Christie's Secret Notebooks" Agatha Christie's Secret Notebooks is a collection of Agatha's notes compiled and published by John Cron. The book includes two of Agatha's previously unpublished Poirot short stories: "Conquering the Evil One" "Cerberus the Dog" (completely different from the novel of the same name in "Hercules") and "The Dog Ball Incident".

2. 14 novels with Miss Jane Marple as the protagonist

12 novels

1930 "The Murder at the Vicarage"

1942 "The Corpse in the Library" The Mystery" The Body in the Library

1943 "The Magic Hand" / "Crime in a Quiet Town" The Moving Finger

1950 "A Murder Is Announced" (Marple Nephew, Middleshire Police Inspector Dermot Craddock)

1952 "Murder with Mirrors" / "Manor Mystery" They Do It with Mirrors / Murder with Mirrors

1953 " A Pocket Full of Rye

1957 "A Murder Witness" 4.50 from Paddington / What Mrs. McGillicuddy Saw (Dermot Craddock)

1962 " The Mirror Crack'd from Side to side / The Mirror Crack'd (Dermot Craddock)

1964 "Caribbean Mystery" A Caribbean Mystery

1965 "At Bertram's Hotel"

1971 "Nemesis"

1976 "Sleeping Murder"/ "The Mysterious Villa" Sleeping Murder

Two novels

1932 "The Death Grass" The Thirteen Problems / The Tuesday Club Murders is a collection of 13 detective stories by Miss Marple .

1979 "Miss Marple's Final Cases" contains 6 stories of Miss Marple and 2 supernatural stories.

Note: In addition, "The Body in the Snow" in 1960 contains 6 detective stories, of which 1 is by Marple and the other 5 are by Poirot.

3. 5 films with Tommy and Tuppence as the protagonists

Protagonist profile:

Full name: Thomas Beresford, Prudence Cowley

Personal names: Tommy, Tuppence (formerly known as Dupont)

Nationality: British

Occupation: Both husband and wife are British spies

Achievements: He solved many espionage cases, saved Britain from dire straits many times, and ensured the dominance of the British government and the stability of British social order.

First appearance: 1922 "Hidden Murder"/"Young Adventurer"/"The Secret Adversary" (Inspector Jep)

Joined again: 1929 "Criminal Gang" /"The Conspirators" Partners in Crime

Already have children: 1941 "The Password"/"The Visitor from Sangsuxi" N or M?

Have children and grandchildren: 1968 "The People of Xuyangling" "By the Pricking of My Thumbs" (From page 46 of the main text of the book, you can see Tuppence's memories of "The Gang" and "The Visitor from Sanssussie")

Finishing work: 1973 "Postern of Fate"

4． 3 films starring Inspector Badu/Superintendant Battle

1925 "The Secret of Chimneys"/"The Secret of Chimneys"

1929 "The Mystery of the Seven Dials"/"The Mystery of the Seven Dials" The Seven Dials Mystery

1944 "Towards Zero"/"Towards the Decisive Moment" Towards Zero

Note: 1936 In "The Card", Inspector Battle investigates the case with Poirot, Mrs. Oliver, and Colonel Reis. In the last two chapters of "It's Easy to Kill" in 1939, Battle appeared as a police inspector in the Metropolitan Police Department. 1963 "The Mystery of the Strange Clock" Battelle's son Colin Lamb meets Poirot and solve the case together.

5. Two films with Colonel Johnny Race as the protagonist

1924 "The Man in the Brown Suit"

1945 Sparkling Cyanide/Remembered Death (Inspector Battle's successor Kemp)

Note: 1936 "The Trump Card" and 1937 "Tragedy on the Nile", Colonel Johnny Reis and Poirot solve the case together.

6． With amateur detectives as the protagonists and some collections of short stories and 13 suspense novels

1931 "The Stafford Mystery"/"The Mysterious Sittaford Mystery" / "Murder at Hazelmoor"

1934 "Murder on the Cliff" Why Didn't They Ask Evans? / The Boomerang Clue

1939 "Murder Is Easy / Easy to Kill" (Superintendent Battle)

1939 "And Then There Were None / Ten Little Indians/Niggers" - Aga who pioneered the "Island Mode" Shakespeare's most exciting suspense novel

1945 "Death Comes as the End" - Ancient Egyptian suspense novel

1949 "Crooked House"/"Deformed House" Crooked House

1950 "The Mousetrap" stage play (there is also a novel version)

1951 "They Came to Baghdad"

1954 "Journey to Hell" / "Destination Unknown" Destination Unknown / So Many Steps to Death

1958 "Murder on Order"/"Ordeal by Innocence"

1961 "The White Horse Hotel" The Pale Horse (Oliver Wife)

1967 "Endless Night"/"Endless Night"/"Endless Night"

1970 "Passenger to Frankfurt"

7. Other 5 films

1930 "The Mysterious Mr. Quin" A gorgeous detective series with Harley Quin as the protagonist

1933 "Death Dog" The Hound of Death contains 12 mysterious and supernatural detective stories.

1934 "Golden Opportunity" The Listerdale Mystery is a collection of 12 light-hearted romantic stories without famous detectives.

1934 "Thrilling Romance" Parker Pyne Investigates / Mr. Parker Pyne Detective (Mrs. Oliver, Miss Lemon) A gorgeous detective collection by Agatha's other detective Parker Pyne, Poirot's His old partner Mrs. Oliver and his secretary Miss Lemon were both employed by Mr. Pine at this time.

1950 "The Mousetrap"/"Three Blind Mice and Other Stories" The world's first edition was the 1950 edition by Dodd Mead in the United States. Neither the British version nor the Chinese Guizhou version is included. The first Chinese edition is the 2010 edition of People's Literature Publishing House (translated by Zheng Tao and Shi Hang in September 2010), with the translated title "Mousetrap". This book contains 9 short stories by Agatha, including "Three Blind Mice", "The Soft Ruler Murders" and "The Love Detective". Among them, "Three Blind Mice" is the novel version of the stage play "Blind Mice", and the other eight stories are in other novel collections "Miss Marple Detective", "The Masked Woman", "Female Corpse in the Snow", "The Mysterious Third Included in "Three".

1991 "The Mysterious Third Person" Problem at Pollensa Bay Agatha Christie has a large number of short stories, some of which have only been anthologized in the United States and have never been published in the UK. In order to make up for this shortcoming, the British publishing company launched "The Mysterious Third Party" in November 1991. This book is a collection of 8 short stories by Agatha.

This book contains not only detective novels (two each by Poirot, Parker Pine, and Harley Quinn), but also suspense novels and emotional novels.

1997 "While the Light Lasts"/"While the Light Lasts" was first published in the world in 1997.08 by Harper Collins in the UK. Not included in the Guizhou version of mainland China. The Chinese version is currently only the traditional Chinese version published by Taiwan Yuanliu Publishing Co., Ltd. (translated by Ke Cuilian on April 1, 2004). This book contains 9 short stories by Agatha, 2 of which are by Poirot.