中国語簡体字版 クスノキの番人 | The Keeper of the Camphor Tree (Simplified Chinese Edition)

Title: クスノキの番人　中国語簡体字版
Authors: 東野　圭吾 著
Published At: June, 2020
Description:
★Keigo Higashino's brand new 2020 full-length novel, jointly planned by Japan and China for the first time, published simultaneously worldwide★Eight years after "Miracle of the Namiya General Store," Keigo Higashino presents another miraculous novel!★Keigo Higashino's first message to Chinese readers: "I sincerely hope this book brings some warmth to Chinese readers."★Even if the world grows cold and distant, "The Kusunoki Guardian" will help you rediscover human warmth. In a small town about an hour's train ride from Tokyo stands an ancient shrine called Tsukisato Shrine. Deep within its grounds grows an enormous ancient tree. Legend has it that if you make a wish to it, your desire will come true. The rules for making wishes are as follows: 1) Only one person may wish at a time; 2) Wishes must be made late at night and require advance reservation; 3) Any wish is permitted, even wishing for someone's death. Twenty-year-old Rento's life is a mess, and when he's at his wit's end, a mysterious person saves him at great expense—on one condition: that he become the guardian of the ancient tree. Rento knows nothing about the tree and doesn't believe the legend. If wishes could really come true, he'd certainly want money pouring into his home! He can't help but laugh. But he's astonished to discover that many people come to make wishes, and they all do so with an almost terrifying solemnity. One late night, Rento accidentally approaches the ancient tree and hears a strange humming sound coming from within it. Confused and ordinary people exist everywhere in this world. If you only make a wish to that tree, any desire will come true—miracles really do happen!