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Yu Geng is a Chinese author about whom limited public information is available; his confirmed body of work consists of the eight titles held in the library. His writing spans social fiction, mystery and detective fiction, and classic works. His representative titles include If There Is No Tomorrow: I Am Yu Huanshui, Golden Branches and Jade Leaves, Asking the Cauldron 1939, The Last Horizon, The Search for Kin, Laughing at Cangshan, The Setter, and I Am Xia Shizhi. Judging from the titles and categories, he favors realistic subjects and plot-driven storytelling, often using the circumstances of ordinary people as an entry point and exploring social relationships and turns of fate within a framework of mystery and detection. Among these works, If There Is No Tomorrow: I Am Yu Huanshui has gained wider reader recognition through its screen adaptation. Overall, Yu Geng's works combine popular readability with a degree of social observation, and are suited to readers interested in social fiction and mystery narratives.