Recommend several Japanese mysteries with excellent tricks and killing methods.

Keigo Higashino's porridge is rarely seen on the popular Internet. I recommend several old books: ABC Murder, Murder on the Orient Express, The Mystery of Roger Lloyd and Agatha's Murder on the Cliff, but I feel that her writing is a bit mysterious after reading too much. Anthony Berkeley Cox's The Mystery of Toxic Chocolate; The series of Mengbangcheng in Beishan, although not rigorous, was very innovative (at that time); Do not say anything about Teru Shimada; The scary Jinlucheng: The Wolf Brigade in Reito Nikaido is worth seeing, but it needs patience; Syougo Utano's cherry blossom trap; Many of Miyuki Miyabe's works are very relaxed and funny, belonging to light reasoning; Every museum series in Ayatsuji Yukito is a boutique; The game between Maya Yutaka's crow and God is also very interesting; Kyotaro Nishimura's "Seven Witnesses" is very good but not finished; Nishizawa Yasuhiko's personality transfer and murder, the reasons for disintegration, and the transformation of two people into two themes are both novel and awesome. Finally, I suggest you visit the Post Bar more. There are many such things in the boutique area.