The Glass Bird Will Not Return
by I
About This Novel
The Glass Bird, Chuck had never seen such a beautiful creature before. His girlfriend is the daughter of the wealthy Sandford, and her home has collected many priceless collections, including rare birds and animals. But his sight was only firmly attracted by the glass bird, and his heart was gradually fascinated. Police officers Maria and Ren Kujo focused on Sandford, who was suspected of illegally smuggling rare wild animals. But on the day they visited to investigate, an explosion occurred in the high-rise building where Sandford lived. The scene was chaotic, and many bodies were discovered among the charred rubble. The police later discovered that a scientific research team under Sandford happened to disappear collectively. Could these victims be members of the team...
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Official(2)Scraped 4d ago
good
A very subjective, non-professional, and even irrelevant rant to the reasoning of this book. This is the fourth book in this series that I have read. This is the worst reading experience so far. It is not about the cases and reasoning, but mainly because there are many characters that disgust me. Needless to say, they are the source of all evil and the culprit. Rona is to some extent another bird raised by him. She has a broken outlook on life and is cruel and selfish. Chuck is also disgusting. There is no love at first sight without lust. The front desk of the building is also very inexplicable. As a receptionist, Different treatment of visitors, this character actually has a role in Vampire Dog... In fact, the author always likes to use the negation of other characters to portray the heroine. It is a little uncomfortable to watch too much. The male protagonist is also polite to everyone, but he has a vicious tongue towards the heroine. What is the charm of this character? It seems that the heroine is in charge of the case, and the people around her will help her and support her, but everyone has to say a few words to do things for her (John is okay) Just a rant, this book is actually okay, but I just finished reading The Blue Rose, and I personally liked that one better, so in comparison, I think this one is not that attractive, and no one is saved, everyone who deserves to die is dead.
It's okay, the plot is average, and the glass bird twist later is a bit interesting.
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Official(2)Scraped 4d ago
good
A very subjective, non-professional, and even irrelevant rant to the reasoning of this book. This is the fourth book in this series that I have read. This is the worst reading experience so far. It is not about the cases and reasoning, but mainly because there are many characters that disgust me. Needless to say, they are the source of all evil and the culprit. Rona is to some extent another bird raised by him. She has a broken outlook on life and is cruel and selfish. Chuck is also disgusting. There is no love at first sight without lust. The front desk of the building is also very inexplicable. As a receptionist, Different treatment of visitors, this character actually has a role in Vampire Dog... In fact, the author always likes to use the negation of other characters to portray the heroine. It is a little uncomfortable to watch too much. The male protagonist is also polite to everyone, but he has a vicious tongue towards the heroine. What is the charm of this character? It seems that the heroine is in charge of the case, and the people around her will help her and support her, but everyone has to say a few words to do things for her (John is okay) Just a rant, this book is actually okay, but I just finished reading The Blue Rose, and I personally liked that one better, so in comparison, I think this one is not that attractive, and no one is saved, everyone who deserves to die is dead.
It's okay, the plot is average, and the glass bird twist later is a bit interesting.
