内容简介
奇迹真的存在。
不要害怕，不要哭喊。
疾病和伤痛都不存在，连失去的四肢都复苏了，这里是奇迹的乐园——乔丹镇。
因为担心迟迟未归的助手而进入乔丹镇调查的侦探大塒，接连遭遇了可疑的死亡。对于相信奇迹的人们，以逻辑为武器的名侦探能否战胜狂热信徒的集体妄想？
作者简介
白井智之
日本推理作家。1990年出生于千叶县印西市，毕业于日本东北大学法学院。2014年凭借处女作《人脸不宜食用》入围第34届横沟正史推理奖。2015年发表《东京结合人间》，获选“2016年本格推理小说BEST10”“2016年这本推理小说真厉害！”以及入围第69届日本推理作家协会奖。2016年发表《晚安人面疮》，入围第17届本格推理大奖。2022年凭借《名侦探的献祭》荣登“2022年本格推理小说BEST10”首位，以及第23届本格推理大奖。
吕灵芝
职业译者，日语为主，英语为辅。从业10年，译作类型包含文学、社科、生活等。主要译作有伊坂幸太郎《余生皆假期》、猪饲隆明《西乡隆盛:通往西南战争的道路》、松井忠三《解密无印良品》、都筑响一《东京右半分》、冈仓天心《茶之书》等。
Content introduction
Miracles do exist.
Don't be afraid. Don't cry.
There is no disease or injury, even lost limbs have been revived, here is the paradise of miracles - Jordan town.
A detective who comes into Jordan to investigate because he is worried about an assistant who has not returned, encounters a series of suspicious deaths. For those who believe in miracles, can a famous detective armed with logic overcome the collective delusion of fanatical believers?
About the author
Tomoyuki Shirai
Japanese mystery writer. Born in 1990 in Yinsai, Chiba Prefecture, he graduated from Tohoku University School of Law. In 2014, with his debut novel "Human face is not edible", he was shortlisted for the 34th Yokogou Zhengshi Reasoning Award. In 2015, he published "Tokyo Combined Earth", which was selected as the "BEST10 mystery Novels of 2016". "This mystery novel of 2016 is really powerful!" And shortlisted for the 69th Mystery Writers Association of Japan Award. In 2016, he published "Goodnight Human Facial Sore", which was shortlisted for the 17th Benge Reasoning Award. In 2022, with The Sacrifice of the Famous Detective, he won the first place in the "BEST10 Bengge Mystery Novels 2022" and the 23rd Bengge Mystery Award.
Lv Lingzhi
Professional translator, mainly Japanese, supplemented by English. Working for 10 years, the translation types include literature, social science, life and so on. Major translations include "Vacation for the Rest of my Life" by Kotaro Isaka, "Nishiko Takashi: The Road to the Southwest War" by Takaaki Inokai, "Decrypting Muji" by Tadazo Matsui, "The Right Half of Tokyo" by Totsukiichi, and "The Book of Tea" by Tenshin Okakura.
