Glass Hammer
by J
About This Novel
On a sunny Sunday, the president of Bayleaf Company died suddenly in his office. The cause of death was a severe blow to the head, and the scene was a glass secret room under seven layers of security. The office is on the 12th floor. The entire building is surrounded by embedded glass windows, making it impossible to enter from the outside. There is a security room at the entrance of the building, and registration is required to enter the building. The elevator to the 12th floor requires special password authentication. All the stair doors leading to the 12th floor were locked that day, and there were no signs of lock picking. There is a surveillance camera at the door of the office, which was operating normally at the time of the incident. The office has glass windows, all made of bulletproof glass. There were three secretaries working nearby at the time of the incident and no abnormalities were found. How did the murderer break through these seven levels of security, commit murder and escape unscathed?
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Official(5)Scraped 3d ago
This is the second book I have read by this author. The characters in this book have their own contradictions. The seemingly righteous female lawyer ends up defending the prisoner. The seemingly unjust thief actually has absolute justice (although it seems a bit twisted). When I saw the care monkey in it, I thought of the Brazilian brain worm in "The Whispering of Terror". I wonder if the author got inspiration from this? The author likes to set up smoke bombs, follow the logic of solving crimes, and set up wonderful crime ideas. Every time the reader thinks, "Is it him?", He suddenly makes a sharp turn. However, this is also the greatest joy of his work. The reader seems to have participated in the process of the author's conception of the work, reasoning with the protagonist, diverging thinking, using imagination, and finally getting the only answer. Perhaps this is where the author's pleasure lies in writing, thank you for the excellent work
good
The technique is good and innovative. After the robot is developed, it can also be a helper in suspense reasoning.
The design of the secret room, the modus operandi and the reasoning process were pretty good, but the whole story was a bit delayed.
Look, no one said a word after looking at it
Good-looking, not scary, the murderer has a high IQ, revealing the corruption of the Japanese government and its sympathy for the victims
Reasonable but a bit crude answer
1. The technique is a bit rough, and the glass is very fragile due to uneven stress. Even if it is special bulletproof glass, it is difficult to tell. It's not that it can't be done, but it's very risky. 2. Didn't the police even check after the previous night's surveillance? 3. The murderer's psychological journey is inexplicably long, but the story line is incomplete and cannot form a closed loop, which makes people uncomfortable. 4. He stole a diamond and was killed and couldn't call the police, so why not just run away? 5. There is really no need to deal with the vague emotional line between the male and female protagonists, and it does not highlight any charm, so it is superfluous. 6. Is the prisoner so sure that the vice president was not there that day? The vice president can hear clearly from across the door and check the situation immediately. Can you afford to bet on this probability? 7. The most exciting thing is the male protagonist talking to the people from the Metropolitan Police on the phone. That is really interesting.
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Official(5)Scraped 3d ago
This is the second book I have read by this author. The characters in this book have their own contradictions. The seemingly righteous female lawyer ends up defending the prisoner. The seemingly unjust thief actually has absolute justice (although it seems a bit twisted). When I saw the care monkey in it, I thought of the Brazilian brain worm in "The Whispering of Terror". I wonder if the author got inspiration from this? The author likes to set up smoke bombs, follow the logic of solving crimes, and set up wonderful crime ideas. Every time the reader thinks, "Is it him?", He suddenly makes a sharp turn. However, this is also the greatest joy of his work. The reader seems to have participated in the process of the author's conception of the work, reasoning with the protagonist, diverging thinking, using imagination, and finally getting the only answer. Perhaps this is where the author's pleasure lies in writing, thank you for the excellent work
good
The technique is good and innovative. After the robot is developed, it can also be a helper in suspense reasoning.
The design of the secret room, the modus operandi and the reasoning process were pretty good, but the whole story was a bit delayed.
Look, no one said a word after looking at it
Good-looking, not scary, the murderer has a high IQ, revealing the corruption of the Japanese government and its sympathy for the victims
Reasonable but a bit crude answer
1. The technique is a bit rough, and the glass is very fragile due to uneven stress. Even if it is special bulletproof glass, it is difficult to tell. It's not that it can't be done, but it's very risky. 2. Didn't the police even check after the previous night's surveillance? 3. The murderer's psychological journey is inexplicably long, but the story line is incomplete and cannot form a closed loop, which makes people uncomfortable. 4. He stole a diamond and was killed and couldn't call the police, so why not just run away? 5. There is really no need to deal with the vague emotional line between the male and female protagonists, and it does not highlight any charm, so it is superfluous. 6. Is the prisoner so sure that the vice president was not there that day? The vice president can hear clearly from across the door and check the situation immediately. Can you afford to bet on this probability? 7. The most exciting thing is the male protagonist talking to the people from the Metropolitan Police on the phone. That is really interesting.
