Assassination Gambit
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 喜欢《鲁班的诅咒》等机关暗器题材的悬疑读者
- 对五代十国历史与权谋故事有兴趣的读者
- 偏爱“设局解谜”结构、享受推理乐趣的书迷
- 对刺客文化、古代技艺描写好奇的猎奇型读者
Not a good fit for
- 偏好轻松温情、日常题材的读者
- 对暴力刺杀描写较敏感、不愿读暗杀情节的读者
- 习惯短平快节奏、不愿追六册长篇的读者
Reading tips
- 建议按《即兴局》到《刺王局》的顺序连读,六册情节前后咬合,跳读容易失去局中局的伏笔。
- 读到每次“设局”时不妨停下来自己先推演一遍巧点,再对照书中结果,阅读乐趣会成倍增加。
- 可先了解五代十国大致格局(后周柴荣、南唐李璟、赵匡胤等),历史背景清楚后人物动机更容易理解。
About the publisher
Beijing Times Chinese Press takes classic works and prose miscellanies as an important publishing direction, along with foreign literature, social novels, Eastern philosophy and art books. Its catalogue includes such Chinese classics as Lu Xun's Call to Arms and Wandering, Xiao Hong's The Field of Life and Death, Zhang Dai's Reminiscences of Tao'an, Yuan Mei's Recipes from the Sui Garden and Hong Yingming's Caigentan, as well as foreign classics such as Ryunosuke Akutagawa's Rashomon. Among its translator resources is Wen Jieruo, whose translations provide reliable support for bringing foreign literary works into the Chinese-speaking world. While organizing traditional texts and reissuing classics, the press pays attention to readability and accessibility of editions, enabling ancient prose, notes and philosophical works to reach contemporary readers. Public information is limited; the above is only a brief account of the publishing directions reflected in the books held in the database.
FAQ
《刺局》一共有几册?书名分别是什么?
《刺局》和电影《青面修罗》是什么关系?
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About the author
Yuan Taiji is an author about whom limited public information is available. One work by this author is included in the collection: the wuxia novel Ci Ju 1: Ji Xing Ju (roughly, The Assassination Scheme 1: The Improvised Setup). Based on the available information, the author's writing focuses on wuxia fiction and unfolds through the “Ci Ju” series. The word “ju” in the title suggests that the story may revolve around setting traps, breaking schemes, and the maneuvering between characters, with a flavor of jianghu strategy and suspense. Because the author's nationality, dates of birth and death, English name, and other biographical details are not clearly recorded, a full assessment of the author's body of work and influence among readers is difficult. The existing materials confirm only that the common category is wuxia fiction and that one series work has entered this collection. For readers wishing to learn about Yuan Taiji, the most direct approach remains reading Ci Ju 1: Ji Xing Ju and experiencing its narrative pacing, character portrayal, and construction of a jianghu world.