I LOVE Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes series. I've read ALL of them!

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I longed to read all of them in one day, but I looked at these books, only a tiny amount!  I wanted to enjoy them slowly, so I only rewarded myself with one little story every night.

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I am obsessed with detective novels, including classic, popular, strange, orthodox and variant ones. 

 

Detective novels are very difficult to write. Some novels make me feel, "Hey, it's a bit unfair. As a reader, I don't have a God 's-eye view. You end up creating a lot of evidence like magic, and these weren't observed by the detective. You forced them in."

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But in the Sherlock Holmes series, every time I finish reading a short story, I always say: "Wait! I didn't notice these details before! Yes, if I had read it more carefully just now, I could have solved this case too."

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I chose the Red Head League and drew this wonderful detective story in the form of illustrations.

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I read the story of the The Red-Headed League over and over again, designed the characters, and arranged the story structure and logic. If Holmes were really alive, I hope that after reading my illustrations, he could say, "This is exactly how I solved this case."