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Detective Mu Ye's Mystery Notes:③Dai Qisi's Tears
- Detective SeriesYoung AdultParallel WorldDetective Team
- Categories:Literature & Fiction Mysteries & Detective Stories
- Language:Simplified Ch.
- Publication date:May,2021
- Pages:189
- Retail Price:28.00 CNY
- Size:（Unknown）
- Publication Place:Chinese Mainland
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Black and white
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Feature
★ A nationally popular IP!The first young adult mystery series meticulously created by Xu Ran, known as the “Queen of Chinese Mystery Novels” and a rising mystery novelist, with sales exceeding one million copies! (Data as of October 2025)
★ A high-IQ detective ensemble, where all character pairs debut in hilarious fashion. Each role is vividly portrayed and memorable: the intellectual Mu Ye pairs with the silly detective Gu Bai, the powerhouse girl Xia Lianzi with the aloof hacker Jing Wen, the proud and aloof cat Wen Weita with the robotic dog Xiao Fang. Their comedic dynamics and love-hate interactions generate abundant humor, brimming with adolescent fervor and radiant youth, earning the adoration of young readers.
★ Each volume features a standalone case while being part of an overarching narrative, with foreshadowing woven throughout that interconnects closely. Structured in a “parallel world + case-of-the-week” format, the plots are intricately designed with logical precision, leading to shocking resolutions in each bizarre mystery.
★ The story is set in a parallel world with a complex backdrop and rich details. It serves not only as the heart of the tale but also as a projection and companion for young readers, immersing them in solving cases, successfully blending the enjoyment of classic mystery-solving with the emotional depth of a coming-of-age novel.
★ English translation samples available.
The series consists of 20 volumes:“The Secret of the Mori Manor”;“The Disappearance of Xia Lianzi”;“Dai Qisi's Tears”;“The Hidden Witness”;“The Real and Fake Chen Beisi”;“Starry Night Wildfire”;“The Lake Center Island at Night”;“The Mystery of the Citrus Tree”;“Goodbye, Misty Island”;“The Triple Mystery of Binjiang No. 9”;“Searching for Jing Wen”;“Who Am I?”;“The Pharaoh's Throne”;“The Amusement Park Mysterious Disappearance Incident”;“The Desert Ancient City”;“The Accidental Kidnapping Case”;“After the Hike”;“Deep in the Forest”;“The Bell at Sea”;“The Confrontation in the Dark”
★ A high-IQ detective ensemble, where all character pairs debut in hilarious fashion. Each role is vividly portrayed and memorable: the intellectual Mu Ye pairs with the silly detective Gu Bai, the powerhouse girl Xia Lianzi with the aloof hacker Jing Wen, the proud and aloof cat Wen Weita with the robotic dog Xiao Fang. Their comedic dynamics and love-hate interactions generate abundant humor, brimming with adolescent fervor and radiant youth, earning the adoration of young readers.
★ Each volume features a standalone case while being part of an overarching narrative, with foreshadowing woven throughout that interconnects closely. Structured in a “parallel world + case-of-the-week” format, the plots are intricately designed with logical precision, leading to shocking resolutions in each bizarre mystery.
★ The story is set in a parallel world with a complex backdrop and rich details. It serves not only as the heart of the tale but also as a projection and companion for young readers, immersing them in solving cases, successfully blending the enjoyment of classic mystery-solving with the emotional depth of a coming-of-age novel.
★ English translation samples available.
The series consists of 20 volumes:“The Secret of the Mori Manor”;“The Disappearance of Xia Lianzi”;“Dai Qisi's Tears”;“The Hidden Witness”;“The Real and Fake Chen Beisi”;“Starry Night Wildfire”;“The Lake Center Island at Night”;“The Mystery of the Citrus Tree”;“Goodbye, Misty Island”;“The Triple Mystery of Binjiang No. 9”;“Searching for Jing Wen”;“Who Am I?”;“The Pharaoh's Throne”;“The Amusement Park Mysterious Disappearance Incident”;“The Desert Ancient City”;“The Accidental Kidnapping Case”;“After the Hike”;“Deep in the Forest”;“The Bell at Sea”;“The Confrontation in the Dark”
Description
This book presents the third case handled by Mu Ye. The legendary jewel "Dai Qisi's Tears" reappears and is set to be auctioned, but unexpectedly, the gem gets swapped? To uncover the master thief behind the jewelry theft, Mu Ye and Xia Lianzi investigate at the Parna Club, only to accidentally discover that there is more than one true culprit!
Author
Xu Ran
An acclaimed children’s literature writer and mystery novelist, known as the "hidden Queen of Chinese Mystery Novels."
She embarked on a full-time writing career in 2007. Early on, she published the million-word mystery novel series “Crime Scene” under the pen name "007" on Qidian Chinese Network, accumulating over 200 million reads. The audio book adaptation on Ximalaya has surpassed 210 million plays.
Published Works:
Mystery Novels (13 titles): “The Fugitive Su Xi,” “Dangerous City: Poisonous Thorns Under the Sun,” “Requiem for a Killer,” “The Angel Maker,” etc. Among them, the “Crime Scene” series was serialized on Jingyu Reading (650,000 words, completed), attracting 20 million readers with over 210 million clicks on Ximalaya.Juvenile and Children’s Novels (17 titles): “The Legend of Daze,” “Youyou and Xixi’s Growth Diary,” “Little Detective Beiqi,” etc.
An acclaimed children’s literature writer and mystery novelist, known as the "hidden Queen of Chinese Mystery Novels."
She embarked on a full-time writing career in 2007. Early on, she published the million-word mystery novel series “Crime Scene” under the pen name "007" on Qidian Chinese Network, accumulating over 200 million reads. The audio book adaptation on Ximalaya has surpassed 210 million plays.
Published Works:
Mystery Novels (13 titles): “The Fugitive Su Xi,” “Dangerous City: Poisonous Thorns Under the Sun,” “Requiem for a Killer,” “The Angel Maker,” etc. Among them, the “Crime Scene” series was serialized on Jingyu Reading (650,000 words, completed), attracting 20 million readers with over 210 million clicks on Ximalaya.Juvenile and Children’s Novels (17 titles): “The Legend of Daze,” “Youyou and Xixi’s Growth Diary,” “Little Detective Beiqi,” etc.
Contents
Prologue
Chapter 1: The Mad Cat Evita
Chapter 2: Undercover Mission
Chapter 3: Cinderella, Grand Larceny Edition
Chapter 4: Mu Ye, the Waiter
Chapter 5: Xia Lianzi, the Wonder Woman
Chapter 6: Sergey's Lie
Chapter 7: The Tarantula Incident
Chapter 8: The Curse of Dai Qisi
Chapter 9: Suspects One, Two, Three, Four, Five
Chapter 10: Phantom at Midnight
Chapter 11: Suspicious Footprints
Chapter 12: A Dull Thud
Chapter 13: Indeed, Not an Accident
Chapter 14: That Glimmer of Light
Chapter 15: The Safe
Chapter 16: No Fingerprints
Chapter 17: Xia Lianzi's Interrogation
Chapter 18: The Mysterious Client
Chapter 19: What on Earth Is This?
Chapter 20: Hard to Distinguish Real from Fake
Chapter 21: No One Escapes
Chapter 22: Gu Bai's Deduction Show
Chapter 23: The Culprit Captured
Chapter 24: The Flamingo and the Tarantula Hawk
Epilogue
Appendix: Mu Ye's Diary
Chapter 1: The Mad Cat Evita
Chapter 2: Undercover Mission
Chapter 3: Cinderella, Grand Larceny Edition
Chapter 4: Mu Ye, the Waiter
Chapter 5: Xia Lianzi, the Wonder Woman
Chapter 6: Sergey's Lie
Chapter 7: The Tarantula Incident
Chapter 8: The Curse of Dai Qisi
Chapter 9: Suspects One, Two, Three, Four, Five
Chapter 10: Phantom at Midnight
Chapter 11: Suspicious Footprints
Chapter 12: A Dull Thud
Chapter 13: Indeed, Not an Accident
Chapter 14: That Glimmer of Light
Chapter 15: The Safe
Chapter 16: No Fingerprints
Chapter 17: Xia Lianzi's Interrogation
Chapter 18: The Mysterious Client
Chapter 19: What on Earth Is This?
Chapter 20: Hard to Distinguish Real from Fake
Chapter 21: No One Escapes
Chapter 22: Gu Bai's Deduction Show
Chapter 23: The Culprit Captured
Chapter 24: The Flamingo and the Tarantula Hawk
Epilogue
Appendix: Mu Ye's Diary
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