Silent Parade

This book emphasizes silence again and again, so you must calm down and enjoy the content. The chapter opens with the discovery of the body of the missing 19-year-old girl Namiki Saori. Among the various characters who appear one after another, in the confrontation between the police and the suspect, in the scientific experiment and careful reasoning, the whole case is told from beginning to end. The kind-hearted girl Saori Namiki, who was beautiful and good at singing, suddenly disappeared three years ago. Three years later, when the police informed her family that Saori's body had been found, the emotions that had been buried for many years were once again shocked. Namiki Yutaro, the owner of Namiki Restaurant, and his family are immersed in the grief of losing their daughter. When the criminal suspect Kanichi Hasuma was questioned and arrested, it seemed that the truth was about to come out and the deceased could finally rest in peace. However, Hasunuma, who was well versed in torture, used the right of silence as a trick to avoid prosecution by the prosecutor. Prior to this, Hasunuma escaped due punishment for another missing girl case thirty years ago on the grounds of silence. The same suspect in the two cases made the people of the town angry. The villain was not punished and walked free. He proudly provoked the victim in front of the victim. When justice and legal principles could not demonstrate the justice that people longed for, another self-method that did not go through the public prosecutor began to work. During the grand parade in the town, news of Hasuma's death suddenly came. Yutaro Namiki and his wife and daughter, Yutaro's father Kotojima who once changed Saori's diaper on a chair, Arakura Naoki and Rumi's couple who trained Saori and hoped that she would debut as a singer, and the young man Takagaki Tomoya who once dated Saori and other figures all seem to be suspected of killing Hasunuma. The police responsible for this case are Kusanagi Junpei and Utsumi Kaoru. Kusanagi Junpei also handled the case of the murder of a girl thirty years ago. He had personally seen the then suspect Hasunuma escape the sanction of the law. In this case, from Hasunuma's prosecution to his release on bail pending trial to his death, the twists and turns of the case are self-evident. There were also many twists and turns during the investigation, and the truth of the case is also confusing. A regular customer of Namiki Cafeteria and Professor of Physics at Teito University Yukawa Manabu is also very interested in this case. In conversations with police friends, during the exploration of the case scene, and in the psychological analysis of different characters, he used his superb physics knowledge and extraordinary logical reasoning ability to uncover the criminal's criminal methods and help the police successfully solve the case. Physics geek Manabu Yukawa has a genius IQ and analytical ability. Different from Keigo Higashino's previous description of Yukawa, in this new work, Professor Yukawa is more humane and worldly, and is more harmonious in terms of legal principles and emotions. This can be felt in Yukawa's conversations with guests at the Namiki cafeteria, and in his meeting with Rumi after seemingly solving the case. In the silent parade, the personalities and emotions of various characters appear alternately, and people's positions are constantly changing, from the role of victim to the perpetrator, revealing the deepest emotions of human nature and soul in the confessions of the savior and the rescued. When something beautiful, true, and pure is destroyed, when beautiful dreams are destroyed, hate sprouts and spreads. Think of Saori as the proud parent of the Namiki family. They could have been stable and worry-free, enjoying family happiness, but suddenly their treasure was destroyed by others. How should they balance their future lives? When Saori, who represented hopes and dreams, gave up on the path of being a singer, the hard work and expectations of the Arakura couple turned into nothing. How should they deal with the emotions that sprouted in their hearts? When Takagaki Tomoya, who could have entered the marriage palace and lived happily ever after, may only be left with regrets. Regarding the right to silence involved in the cases in the book, Hasunuma used the right to silence during torture to avoid punishment, which makes people feel unfair. The law is originally a weapon that demonstrates fairness and justice. When a person who actually commits evil is not punished accordingly, people begin to lose faith in the fairness of the law. The loopholes caused by the lack of synchronization between the law's procedures and facts may give criminal suspects certain opportunities. Justice may be late, but it will certainly not be absent. The facts of the case and the investigation process are not the most important requirements of the judicial machinery and law enforcement personnel. The social problems, legal issues, and human emotions reflected in the case are the objects that need to be faced and paid attention to most. I have to say that Silent Parade by Higashi Ye really stood out to me. What is different from the past is not only the warmth of this book, but even the reasoning has been changed in a different way, but it is still as unexpected as ever. Overall, this is a book that must be recommended.

First of all, I have to admit that this book is indeed very good. It took me two days to read it. In fact, I don't really like suspense books because I personally think the plot is quite brain-burning and I feel like I don't have the IQ. But after seeing the reviews and best-seller rankings, and the fact that the novels I had read before contained some content related to mystery books, I opened this book with the attitude of giving it a try. I heard before that a good mystery book should have a plot that has ups and downs, making readers feel like they are involved in it. As the story progresses, the ending seems to be coming out, but there is a big twist, which reminds people of the previous doubts. We can feel the emotions and feelings in the dialogue of the characters, so that we can have a great gain and experience after reading this book, and this book really does that. Please watch the specific content by yourself, I will not spoil or analyze it.

I didn't realize that this man had published a new book again! He has always been a prolific writer, but this year's special circumstances have simply made book lovers completely addicted. 😘😘😘I am anxious to review the book before I finish it. This time, it brings readers another multi-line reversal. Someone is among us. Pay attention and don't let him slip away! ! ! I don't know why I can't post a comment but can't send it back. I'm crying.

I don't have that much money now, but if you wait, I will take you home.

After reading one book after another, what remains unchanged is love.

This is a sad story, but it will give you warmth throughout the year

The first few chapters revolve around Saori's death, which introduces Hasunuma Kanichi, and revolves around the investigation of Hasunuma. In the middle of the story, Hasunuma suddenly died. In a reversal, he began to investigate the people in the small town. Afterwards, Arakura's wife told me the truth, which really surprised me. Although the Arakura couple are kind people, I can't help but feel a little disgusted at this moment. Unexpectedly, Jiang is still spicy, and Dongye is still Dongye. Professor Yukawa's analysis of hairpins shocked me again. It turns out... In the end, there is only one bad person, and I think this is in line with the audience's sense of justice. The Arakura couple are too dedicated to art but are kind-hearted. Although there are some inappropriate things, it shows that they are real people. (This is what everyone does.) Tomoya's loyalty to Saori is also obvious to all. Tojima, Namiki's family... Are actually real people. This book not only has the excitement brought by the reversal, but also the warmth between people, which is more in line with the mainstream sense of justice. I think it's very good and I'm looking forward to the next work.

Personally, I like to buy physical books, mainly because Keigo Higashino's big books are particularly suitable for picking up a book and reading it in the middle of the night. It gives you an immersive feeling/manual funny/

I haven't started reading it yet, but Keigo Higashino's books have been with me for a long time, and I hope I can keep reading them.

After reading it, I feel that it is too reluctant to call it a masterpiece. Not as good-looking as X and Bai Ye Xing. What really moved me to tears at the end were some sincere choices.