読者が認証した物語が、ライセンス・取引できるIPになる場所。
"入れかわった男" by E. Phillips Oppenheim is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story begins with Evérard Dominy, a weary British man recovering from a dangerous escapade in East Africa, where he has been lost and untethered from his life in England. The novel suggests themes of identity and the consequences of past actions as Dominy encounters a man who bears a striking resemblance to him, igniting questions about fate and the duality of their lives. The opening of the novel introduces us to Evérard Dominy, who wakes up disoriented in a remote African camp after a harrowing journey. He finds himself under the care of a doctor and a mysterious European man named Baron Leopold von Ragstein, who, surprisingly, looks just like him. As they converse, Dominy learns that the baron has an ulterior motive related to Dominy's life back in England, hinting at an intriguing plot that involves deception and identity swap. The stage is set for a complex narrative involving past tragedies, personal transformation, and the intertwining fates of these two men. (This is an automatically generated summary.) By Oppenheim, E. Phillips (Edward Phillips) (1866–1946) Subjects: Fiction, Spy stories
"羅生門" by Ryūnosuke Akutagawa is a short story first published in 1915. Set in the ruins of Kyoto's southern gate, it follows a dismissed servant who must choose between starvation and thievery. When he encounters an old woman stealing hair from corpses, their exchange forces him to confront questions of survival and morality. The story explores how desperation can transform one's sense of right and wrong in a world stripped bare of certainty. (This is an automatically generated summary.) By Akutagawa, Ryunosuke (1892–1927) Subjects: Japan -- Social life and customs -- Fiction, Short stories
"苦悶の欄" by Earl Derr Biggers is a novel written in the early 20th century. Set against the backdrop of pre-World War I London, it introduces readers to Jeffrey West, an American who becomes intrigued by the peculiar personal ads featured in a newspaper column known as "苦悶の欄" (the column of anguish). The storyline weaves romance and mystery, focusing particularly on West's fascination with a captivating woman he observes while dining at a hotel. At the start of the novel, the oppressive heat of London is palpable as Jeffrey West reflects on his longing for his hometown in the U.S. While selecting breakfast at the Carlton Hotel, he is drawn to the personal ads that fill him with both amusement and curiosity. He discovers a series of romantic and sometimes bizarre messages that hint at deeper emotional complexities. The plot thickens when West encounters an enigmatic woman at the hotel, setting the stage for an unfolding narrative filled with romance, intrigue, and an impending sense of danger as wider events, including the looming war, begin to unravel around the characters. (This is an automatically generated summary.) By Biggers, Earl Derr (1884–1933) Subjects: Americans -- England -- Fiction, Courtship -- Fiction, Detective and mystery stories, London (England) -- Fiction
这是一部由十个故事组成的短篇小说集
现代全能社畜林晚星，熬夜赶工猝死后穿越成修仙界人人可欺的废柴，本以为要开启苦逼逆袭路，谁知一睁眼，满级战斗力绑定，现代技能全解锁！ 格斗术暴揍修仙大佬，家常菜香翻宗门宴席，土法子破解上古阵法，吐槽功戳穿伪善面具！ 别人修炼内卷到秃头，她躺平摆烂实力猛涨；别人圣母心泛滥救仇敌，她睚眦必报揍完就跑，主打一个绝不委屈自己！ 宗门欺凌？反手打到你哭爹喊娘；反派算计？直接坑到你倾家荡产；天才挑衅？轻松碾压让你怀疑人生！ 三界修士：“这位大佬画风怎么如此清奇？！”林晚星：“别误会，我只是个只想搞钱不想搞事，但谁惹我我揍谁的搞笑女罢了。” 从此，修仙界多了个战斗力逆天、搞笑技能拉满、从不圣母的狠人，三界都被她搅得鸡飞狗跳，却又不得不俯首称臣！
前世，她死于信任。今生，她活于预判。 沈清宁，丞相府嫡女，前世被未婚夫与庶妹联手陷害，身败名裂，囚禁冷院五年，最终一杯毒酒含恨而终。 重生归来，她觉醒了诡异能力——能看到任何人三息内的行动轨迹。 庶妹在笑？她看见那杯茶即将被"失手"泼在自己身上。 父亲在怒？她预知那句责骂后藏着更深的偏心。 渣男在演？她洞穿那双温润眼眸后的冰冷算计。 三息，足以逆转生死。 从丞相府的暗流涌动，到朝堂的惊涛骇浪。 从被轻视的"平庸嫡女"，到令权贵闻风丧胆的"谋局者"。 她步步为营，将前世害她之人逐一拉入深渊。 直到那日，镇北王李承渊拦住她的去路，眸色深沉： "沈小姐，你的预知，能否看透本王的心？" 她抬眸，第一次看不透这个男人。 ——复仇路上，谁是谁的棋子，谁又是执棋人？
午夜十二点，钟楼本该只响十二声。可钵城的人都听见了第十三声。从那天起，一个工地临时工被整个城市集体遗忘。房间还在，生活痕迹还在，唯独所有认识他的人都说：没这个人。晚报记者蒋沛宁追查失踪案，却挖出四十年前纺织厂大火旧案。火灾之后，钟楼第一次响出第十三声，从此所有与那场火有关的人，都在不同年份被“抹掉”。她查得越深，身边的人忘得越快。等真相浮出水面时，她才发现，自己也是这场“修正”里的一部分。钟停，真相回归。 可她，可能也会跟着一起消失。
山河零落，唯你是归处。
发生在英国利德尼小镇的悬疑小故事。
穿越搞笑
"血笑記" by 二葉亭四迷 is a novel likely written in the late 19th century. The story delves into the harrowing experiences of soldiers, touching on themes of fear, madness, and the absurdity of war. It captures the struggles of the protagonist amidst the chaos of battle and a world teetering on the brink of madness. The opening of the novel presents a vivid depiction of a soldier's relentless march through a harsh and oppressive landscape, marked by extreme heat and the looming threat of enemy pursuit. The protagonist describes the disorienting sensations of fatigue, confusion, and fear as fellow soldiers collapse around him, illustrating the psychological toll of war. Through abstract and surreal imagery, the text evokes a sense of impending doom and explores the thin line between sanity and madness, setting the stage for a deeper examination of the consequences of conflict in the larger narrative. (This is an automatically generated summary.) By Andreyev, Leonid (1871–1919) Subjects: Fiction
"Geshukunin" by Marie Belloc Lowndes is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around the struggles of the Bunting couple, Robert and Ellen, who have fallen into financial hardship and are attempting to turn their home into a boarding house to regain some stability in their lives. As they navigate their precarious situation, an intriguing new tenant arrives, which adds an unexpected twist to their story. At the start of the narrative, we find the Bunting couple in a diminished state, grappling with anxiety over their financial situation and the loss of their previous respectable lives. The couple's past as domestic servants is highlighted, as is their hope for recovery by taking in boarders. The opening chapters detail their interactions, their emotions regarding their plight, and their first encounter with a new potential tenant—a peculiar gentleman named Mr. Sleuth—who seems like an enigma but offers a glimmer of hope for their dreary existence. This moment introduces a pivotal change in their fortunes, mixing elements of desperation and the potential for renewed purpose as they open their home to guests. (This is an automatically generated summary.) By Lowndes, Marie Belloc (1868–1947) Subjects: Detective and mystery stories, Jack, the Ripper -- Fiction, Serial murders -- Fiction, Whitechapel (London, England) -- Fiction
"雲形紋章" by John Meade Falkner is an adventure novel published in 1898. Set in eighteenth-century England, it follows young orphan John Trenchard who stumbles upon a smuggling operation hidden in his village church's crypt. When he discovers a cryptic message pointing to a legendary diamond stolen from King Charles I, John embarks on a dangerous quest involving treasure hunting, betrayal, and shipwreck. His journey spans years of hardship and takes him far from his coastal village of Moonfleet—and the girl he loves. (This is an automatically generated summary.) By Falkner, John Meade (1858–1932) Subjects: Architects -- Fiction, Church architecture -- Conservation and restoration -- Fiction, Dorset (England) -- Fiction, Heraldry -- Fiction, Nobility -- Fiction
台湾游记
帮妹妹付款那天，我意外看到了诡异文字！接着我觉醒了，原来我的妹妹是天命打女主，而我是垫脚石的炮灰... [好样的，老娘不好过，你们都别想好过！] 熟悉剧情的我桀桀一笑：我亲爱的家人们，是时候送你们吃牢饭了~
三个短篇故事合集
枯河镇的雪夜，有人送来一具没有骨头的尸体。皮肉完好，面容安详，但整副骨架被人从一道发丝般的切口里取了出去。女仵作沈蕴验了十二年的尸，头一回手发抖。她不知道的是，死者身上藏着一枚鹰狩司的密牌。三天后，鹰狩司指挥使裴渊踏雪而来。他要找的不是凶手——而是一个被活人取骨炼成的东西。它叫骨灯。传说点亮七盏，帝王可长生不死。她替死人说话，他替皇帝杀人。直到他们发现，死人和活人之间，只隔着一盏灯的距离。而那盏灯里，埋着她灭门十二年的真相。
穿越到北宋汴京，宋时雨成了落魄女先生。 她本想安稳教书糊口，谁料第一个找上门的是名门贵妇魏玩：“先生，我想寻个事做。” 没多久，文士李格非带着女儿来了：“此女幼有才名，寻常先生教不了。”宋时雨看着少女心想：好家伙，千古第一才女来当我学生了？ 接着，汴京名妓李师师也慕名而来：“先生能让我压温琬一头，我就来。” 宋时雨看着这群“宋朝女子天团”，在教案第一页写下：大宋女子学院，开学。 后来，她带着这群学生，用现代教育理念横扫北宋文坛——书院开遍全国、朝廷请她编教材、连太后都成了她的“学生家长”。 满朝文武想看她笑话？她只用一节课，就让一群老学究集体沉默。 ——这就是一个女先生，在北宋搞事业的故事。没有男主，只有笑点和爽点。 【作者有话说·保命版】 本文纯属架空，平行宇宙北宋，请勿对标课本。 文中所有历史人物均为平行世界同位体，作者对她们只有敬仰和喜爱。 考据党手下留情——核心宗旨是“搞笑+爽”，不是“百家讲坛”。
追妻火葬场
槐川城沈家灯坊二小姐沈知微，在姐姐出嫁前夜，亲眼看见一支血色迎亲队伍踏河而来。天亮之后，整条灯坊街、满门亲人、旧日婚约，竟像从世上被抹去了一样，无人记得，无人承认，连她曾经的家业都换了主人。 唯一记得那一夜的，只有她腕上一盏祖传残灯。 无灵根、无师承、无靠山，甚至连“受害者”都无法证明自己失去过什么。为了找回家人，沈知微只能以凡人之身闯进修真外城，从修补残器、描摹灵纹、搭建阵宅开始，一点点攒灵石、夺机缘、结同盟。直到她摸到真相，才发现那些凭空消失的凡人城池，不过是仙门长生局里的一块块砖。 若仙门高高在上，不许凡人抬头，那她就以凡骨掌灯，亲手筑一座凡人的仙城，照破这漫天仙荒。
