Does Sherlock Holmes really exist?

Sherlock Holmes does not exist. He is a talented fictional detective created by British detective novelist Arthur Conan Doyle at the end of 19.

Baker Street is a real street in London, but Baker Street 22 1b is a nonexistent address (at that time, Baker Street had 1 ~ 42 from south to east and 44 ~ 85 from north to south in the west, but there was no 22 1), but this address was in Sherlock Holmes written by British writer Conan Doyle.

Although 22 Baker Street1b is a fictional address that did not exist when the novel was serialized, this address was provided in 1930 to commemorate the detective. Today, this address has been assigned to the Sherlock Holmes Museum.

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Holmes claims to be a criminal investigation consultant, which means that other detectives or private detectives often turn to him for help when they are in trouble. Holmes can often solve many difficult problems without leaving home, but most of the stories focus on some difficult cases that need Holmes to go out to investigate. Holmes is good at solving problems through observation, deductive reasoning and legal knowledge.

Conan Doyle modeled himself on his teacher when he created this character. The selected teacher is joseph bell. When Conan Doyle studied medicine, he gave him a lot of guidance and even made Conan Doyle his student assistant. Joseph himself is a private detective, and Conan Doyle was shocked by his sensitivity in dealing with people. So when he started writing detective stories, he was the first person who came to mind.

Conan Edogawa, the protagonist of G?sh? Aoyama animated film Detective Conan, was renamed by Conan Doyle.

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