Sherlock Holmes is the protagonist of the story, and the fans continue to look below.

Little Stanford said that the guy named Sherlock Holmes had found some good houses, but they were so expensive that he couldn't afford to live on his own, and he couldn't find anyone to share with him.

Watson said he was willing to meet the guy named Sherlock Holmes, and if it was appropriate, he would share a room with Sherlock Holmes.

So, little Stanford took Watson and met Sherlock Holmes in the laboratory of a major medical school.

At that time, Holmes was very happy because he had discovered a reagent.

After little Stanford introduced the two to each other, Holmes only glanced at Watson, and said with great certainty, where did Watson go?

This surprised Watson.

Stanford Jr. said that this was one of the special things about Sherlock Holmes, and that he could always see a lot of things easily.

Sherlock Holmes came out after a long time, and as soon as he appeared, he quickly attracted all the book fans.

All the fans became excited and excited, and their judgment was indeed not wrong, Li Fan's work called "Sherlock Holmes Detective Collection" is really not a simple work.

As soon as the protagonist Sherlock Holmes, or Detective Holmes first appeared, he had already shown his extraordinary, and he had firmly captured the hearts of book lovers and made them eager to look down.

After getting to know each other and knowing Watson's intentions, Holmes said that he had taken a fancy to an apartment-style house on Baker Street, suitable for two people to share.

Watson readily agreed, and the two agreed to go to the house together the next day.

The next day, the two met again, and went to look at the house on Baker Street, the apartment-style house that Holmes had his eye on, at 221B Baker Street.

After reading it, Watson was also very satisfied with the house, and in this way, the two lived in the apartment at 221B Baker Street.

After spending some time together, Watson developed a very strong interest in Sherlock Holmes.

He found that Sherlock Holmes was astonishingly rich in some aspects of knowledge, but in some aspects of knowledge was equally stunningly tired, even ignorant of nothing.

Holmes explained that it was because the knowledge he had was useful to him, and the knowledge that was not useful to him, he would not grasp it at all, and even if he did, he would try to forget it.

Because he believes that the capacity of a person's brain is limited, and he should not put in things that have no work for him.

Watson summarized the scope of Holmes' knowledge.

Literary knowledge - none.

Philosophical knowledge – none.

Knowledge of Astronomy – None.

Knowledge of political science - shallow.

Botanical knowledge - not comprehensive, but very well known about the preparation of the herb, a general knowledge of poisons, and little about practical horticulture.

Geology knowledge – practical, but also limited. However, it is possible to distinguish the different soil qualities at a glance.

Chemistry knowledge – in-depth.

Anatomical knowledge – accurate, but not systematic.

Thrilling literature is very extensive, and seems to know all the horrors that have taken place in the last century.

He played the violin well, was good at using sticks, and was also good at swordsmanship, and he had a full and practical knowledge of the laws of the country.

This kind of Sherlock Holmes once again amazed all book lovers, and their interest in Sherlock Holmes also became stronger.

When I saw this, I finished explaining the story background of the whole work.

Well, since he is a detective, there will definitely be a case, and a group of book fans are full of anticipation for the upcoming case.

They can't wait to see how the magical Sherlock Holmes solves the case?

And they didn't wait long, and sure enough, there was a case.

Early one morning, Grayson, a detective at the London Police Tea Room, writes to Sherlock Holmes to help him detect a homicide.

The case took place at 3 Garden Street, Lowriston, in an uninhabited house. The deceased was neatly dressed and had no scars, and from the business card in his pocket, he learned that his name was Cone Bo and that he was from the United States.

Sherlock Holmes invited Watson to go with him to the accident site, and after arriving at the accident site, Holmes did not immediately go to check on the body.

Instead, I first carefully observed, ignored by others, and didn't think it would have any effect, rut marks on the road, footprints on the grass, and the environment outside the house and the layout inside the house, etc., before going to see the corpse.

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Next, after various meticulous observations, Holmes judged that the deceased had died of poisoning.

The case was a vendetta or love killing, and the murderer's height, body type, appearance habits, and occupation were deduced.

Later, the deceased's secretary and companion, Stanjieson, also died, stabbed in the heart by the same murderer.

After a series of reasoning and judgment, when everyone was still in the clouds, Sherlock Holmes had already keenly captured the information of the murderer.

Sherlock Holmes designed twice, and finally let the murderer throw himself into the net, and he caught the murderer with his own hands, a chauffeur named Hou Bo, from the United States.

After that, Hou Bo told the reason for his killing.

He was deeply in love with and in love with his woman, Lucy, and Lucy's adoptive father, John, who had been rescued by the Mormons in the desert and lived in the Mormons ever since.

One day, the Mormon leader came to inform John, ordering his daughter, Lucy, to choose one of the two Mormon elders, Zob and Stanjieson, as her husband, and to give her a month to consider it.

Both Cone and Stan had several wives, and John was reluctant to let his daughter marry them as concubines, so he sent a letter to Hou Bo and asked him to come back and rescue them.

Hou Bo rushed back from afar, and he quietly rescued John and Lucy.

However, a day later, when Hobo returned from hunting, he found that the Mormons had caught up with them, killed John, and snatched Lucy.

Hou Bo was grief-stricken, and later learned that Lucy was robbed by Cone Uncle and forcibly married, and died of depression after only a month.

Since then, Hou Bo has embarked on the road of revenge.

Hou Bo and his two enemies, Cone Bo and Stan Jiexun, staged a game of chasing revenge that lasted for more than ten years.

In the end, in the city of Langduon, Hou Bo finally succeeded in killing Cone and Stanjiesun.

At this time, Hou Bo was also seriously ill, and died in prison not long after he was arrested.

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A group of book fans completely sank into the whole case.

The expressions on their faces kept changing, there were doubts, puzzles, frowns, deep thoughts, surprises, disbelief, sudden realizations, etc., quite colorful.

After a long, long time, they finally finished reading the whole case, and also finished watching this work called "A Study of Blood Letters".

And after reading it, all the book lovers were completely immersed in surprise, excitement and shock.

The whole case is complicated and confusing, and when the murderer caught Sherlock Holmes's plan, he threw himself into the net and was caught by Holmes himself, everyone was still in the fog.

I don't understand why the man Holmes caught is the murderer, and how does Holmes know that he is the murderer?

The "everyone" here includes all the characters in the work, except for Sherlock Holmes, and all the fans who read the book.

Subsequently, Sherlock Holmes explained his reasoning process to everyone in detail one by one, and everyone suddenly realized it after listening.

At this time, everyone realized that those insignificant traces, which seemed to them to be very normal, were often the key to discovering the murderer's criminal methods in the eyes of Sherlock Holmes.

Sherlock Holmes's strong observation, analysis, and logical reasoning skills are vividly reflected in the case.

All the book lovers, after understanding the truth of the whole case, and seeing Sherlock Holmes's subtle and subtle observations and wonderful reasoning, suddenly became very fond and admired Sherlock Holmes.

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