There's a reason why Silver Blue Books didn't immediately publish "The Murder on the Orient Express" and instead chose to release the novel a week later for a showdown with Leng Guang.
Two reasons, in fact.
Before we delve into those reasons, we should note the reading experience Silver Blue Books had the day they received "The Murder on the Orient Express" —
Stunning!
Praise-worthy!
Shocking!
As the first editor at the publishing house to complete "The Murder on the Orient Express," Dezhi Cao, couldn't hold back his astonishment when he got to the end of the novel. He even exclaimed in his office:
"Awesome!"
The outburst was so loud that it echoed throughout the mystery department, startling many of the editors there.
Not just in the mystery department.
In fact, his screams reached the magazine department next door and triggered some chatter.
"Is Dezhi watching another soccer game?"
"I don't think there are any games on recently."
"So why is he freaking out?"
"..."
