Alphabet Mystery
About This Novel
When you feel something is wrong, deadly malice is quietly approaching! "The Museum of Trickery" is a masterpiece by the author Seiichiro Oyama, which has a brain-burning degree of 99.99%! A mysterious apartment where reasoning battles are held from time to time. Black tea, cookies, and a chilling mystery. The letters related to the case seem to be important clues. A group of special tenants join forces to form a detective team to secretly track the real culprit that the Metropolitan Police Department is unable to pin down. The noble lady who had the delusion of being poisoned was brutally poisoned and killed as if it came true? After a mysterious call at midnight, a dead body was discovered in the secret room of the art museum. At the murder scene of the luxury cruise ship, no one can decipher the strange death message. The notes written by the father of the young boy who was murdered in the kidnapping case are very scary to read... The more subtle the anomaly, the closer to the truth, and the more chilling it is!
What Readers Think
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Official(15)Scraped 21d ago
"P's Delusion" is a simplified version of "Leveled House Crime". Taking advantage of the characteristics of the living environment, a mechanical device was designed to confuse the specific time of the crime. It doesn't matter whether the device itself is reasonable or not. The key is that with Xin Benge's eclectic thinking, it's still very interesting.
A good suspense mystery novel ~ the last chapter is the highlight ~
It's been a long time since I've seen an excellent suspense mystery novel. The characters have distinct characteristics. The first few chapters are quite satisfactory. The last one is the essence. The many twists and turns are really exciting.
Kajuko used capsules to poison her, so the attack would not occur immediately after being poisoned. It happened to be delayed until Tamami Nishikawa entered the lounge. The lounge was covered with two layers of carpets, making this detail difficult to detect.
Y's kidnapping
The cases are ordinary, but the reasoning is more imaginative and sensational than the last. The twist in the last article is good
I really like the four-person mystery investigation mode and the British afternoon tea atmosphere exaggerated in the novel. In particular, the description of the scenery is very well translated. The last case had several twists and turns, wonderful!
Rich wife Tamami Nishikawa has been talking about the maid at home who wants to poison her. For this reason, she specially changed her tea drinking habits from brewing black tea to drinking canned black tea. Despite this, Mrs. Fu was poisoned to death. When the self-prophecy of a patient with drug paranoia comes true, what is the truth?
Very beautiful. Much more beautiful than I imagined.
The early ancient script kills the novel version. It's exciting to read at first glance, but it doesn't stand up to careful consideration.
How old is that child? After hearing the conversation, you are sure that he understands and still leaks the secret? Well when you are a cautious hypochondriac. That being the case, when you are talking about counterfeiting money in public places, you don't notice any children approaching? And that child also has a companion to play with, so why not kill him together if he wants to kill him? The police took photos of all the banknotes for evidence, but a bold gamble that they would release a list? Anyway, this matter can be done......... It's too rough, buddy.
The reversal was very strong, equivalent to a home run at the end.
The first three stories feel bland. But the last one really exceeded my expectations.
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Community(0)
Official(15)Scraped 21d ago
"P's Delusion" is a simplified version of "Leveled House Crime". Taking advantage of the characteristics of the living environment, a mechanical device was designed to confuse the specific time of the crime. It doesn't matter whether the device itself is reasonable or not. The key is that with Xin Benge's eclectic thinking, it's still very interesting.
A good suspense mystery novel ~ the last chapter is the highlight ~
It's been a long time since I've seen an excellent suspense mystery novel. The characters have distinct characteristics. The first few chapters are quite satisfactory. The last one is the essence. The many twists and turns are really exciting.
Kajuko used capsules to poison her, so the attack would not occur immediately after being poisoned. It happened to be delayed until Tamami Nishikawa entered the lounge. The lounge was covered with two layers of carpets, making this detail difficult to detect.
Y's kidnapping
The cases are ordinary, but the reasoning is more imaginative and sensational than the last. The twist in the last article is good
I really like the four-person mystery investigation mode and the British afternoon tea atmosphere exaggerated in the novel. In particular, the description of the scenery is very well translated. The last case had several twists and turns, wonderful!
Rich wife Tamami Nishikawa has been talking about the maid at home who wants to poison her. For this reason, she specially changed her tea drinking habits from brewing black tea to drinking canned black tea. Despite this, Mrs. Fu was poisoned to death. When the self-prophecy of a patient with drug paranoia comes true, what is the truth?
Very beautiful. Much more beautiful than I imagined.
The early ancient script kills the novel version. It's exciting to read at first glance, but it doesn't stand up to careful consideration.
How old is that child? After hearing the conversation, you are sure that he understands and still leaks the secret? Well when you are a cautious hypochondriac. That being the case, when you are talking about counterfeiting money in public places, you don't notice any children approaching? And that child also has a companion to play with, so why not kill him together if he wants to kill him? The police took photos of all the banknotes for evidence, but a bold gamble that they would release a list? Anyway, this matter can be done......... It's too rough, buddy.
The reversal was very strong, equivalent to a home run at the end.
The first three stories feel bland. But the last one really exceeded my expectations.
