Day and Night
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 喜欢刑侦、罪案题材,偏爱硬核推理和证据推演的读者
- 看过同名剧集,想补读文字版与案件细节的观众
- 对双胞胎互换身份这类高张力设定感兴趣的悬疑读者
- 希望找节奏快、可一口气读完的国产类型小说的读者
Not a good fit for
- 对碎尸、凶案现场等描写比较敏感、容易不适的读者
- 期待本格密室、纯逻辑解谜的古典推理爱好者
- 希望读到完整独立结局、不愿追系列的读者
Reading tips
- 先按章节顺序读,单元案件与灭门案主线是交替推进的,跳读容易丢失线索。
- 读的时候可以随手记下兄弟俩在警队留下的破绽,后文多有呼应,很有乐趣。
- 不必先追剧,小说本身自成叙事;读完再看剧,能对照出改编取舍之处。
- 如果节奏太紧,可以按“一个案子一停”的方式分段读,更适合睡前阅读。
About the publisher
Named after the Yangtze River, Changjiang Publishing House (Wuhan) Co., Ltd. publishes books on science and technology—water conservancy, hydropower, shipping and environmental protection—as well as works on the economy, society, history, culture and education. In literary publishing, it has released Cece Qinghan's Sinan series (including The Divine Mechanism, The Reverse Scale, The Mandate of Heaven and the four-volume set), Tang Que's Nine Provinces: Players in the Play, Bai Fanrushuang's The New Hunter (five volumes), Qingshan Huangzhong's Sealing the Blade (three volumes) and Shi Wucha's Saha. The titles in the library are commonly classified as time-travel and alternate-world fiction, otherworld-continent fiction and wuxia novels. These books show the press's sustained interest in fantasy, wuxia and alternate-world storytelling, bringing together authors such as Cece Qinghan, Tang Que, Bai Fanrushuang, Qingshan Huangzhong, Shi Wucha and Fan Ka. Based on the available library data, its literary publishing leans toward genre novels and serialized series, while further public information is needed to clarify its specific editorial direction and publishing features.
Contents
- Prologue
- Chapter 1 Wanted
- Chapter 2 The Novice
- Chapter 3 The Worm
- Chapter 4 Old Acquaintance
- Chapter 5 The Gamble
- Chapter 6 A Father's Love
- Chapter 7 Rainy Night
- Chapter 8 Repeat Offense
- Chapter 9 Conviction
- Chapter 10 The File
- Chapter 11 Kidnapping
- Chapter 12 The Hostage
- Chapter 13 Death
- Chapter 14 Cat and Mouse
- Chapter 15 Two Faces
- Chapter 16 Undercover
- Chapter 17 Defection
- Chapter 18 The Deal
- Chapter 19 Intelligence
- Chapter 20 Day and Night
- Epilogue
FAQ
这本小说和2017年的同名网剧是什么关系?
这本书是完整故事还是系列第一部?
市面上还有别的版本吗?怎么区分?
作者指纹是什么背景?
没看过剧、也不常读悬疑,能读进去吗?
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About the author
Fingerprint is a suspense and mystery author for whom little public information is available. Their work has drawn attention for its strongly cinematic storytelling and its socially minded approach to detective fiction. Three titles are available: Day and Night, The Salvation on the Blade (Expanded Edition), and Day and Night 2: Dawn Breaks. Day and Night became known to a wider readership through the television adaptation of the same name starring Pan Yueming and Wang Longzheng, with the novel and the series reflecting each other and creating a cross-media reach. Fingerprint's writing often begins with a case and, in the process of uncovering the truth, portrays the characters' circumstances and the gray areas of human nature, combining the tension of mystery fiction with the realistic concerns of social fiction. The works are categorized as suspense and mystery and as social fiction; their style tends to be cool and restrained, with tight pacing and attention to plot momentum and the gradual revelation of characters' inner lives. Because the author's biography has not been made public, this introduction is based only on the works and confirmed publication facts available, without speculation about their life.
Xie Shisan is a Chinese writer of suspense and mystery fiction, though publicly available information about the author is limited. Only two works can currently be confirmed, both belonging to the "Day and Night" series. The representative work, Day and Night, shares its title with the television drama starring Pan Yueming and Wang Longzheng; the novel reached a wider readership through the popularity of the screen adaptation. Its sequel, Day and Night 2: Daybreak, continues the same storyline. Based on the available information, Xie Shisan's writing concentrates on the suspense and mystery genre, advancing plots through criminal clues and tense relationships between characters, with a compact and direct narrative style suited to the pacing and atmosphere of screen adaptation. Because the author's biography, nationality, and writing career have not been made public, the personal profile remains unclear; nevertheless, judging from the subject matter and market presence of the two works, Xie Shisan has gained some attention through the interplay between fiction and television adaptation and has become a recognizable name in this intersection of Chinese suspense writing and screen adaptation.