
The Walker on the Ceiling: Detective Edogawa Ranpo
About This Novel
"I think the best detective method is to look into people's hearts from a psychological perspective." Akechi Kogoro, who enjoys studying people, has disheveled hair and sharp eyes. Facing a series of mysterious cases with insufficient evidence, he launched a thrilling psychological showdown with the murderer. The bookstore owner's wife died mysteriously, but two witnesses gave completely opposite testimonies! Living alone in the house where an old woman's body was found, the prisoner tried to pass a lie test to get rid of suspicion completely! An apartment resident was poisoned, but when the poison struck, he only stared at the empty ceiling... A shooting occurred at a party at night, and the gangster's escaping footprints mysteriously disappeared in the ancient well... Akechi Kogoro, who is good at attacking the mind, uses 6 high-level psychological warfare games to show you the flaws in the murderer's subconscious at a glance, and completely defeat the murderer's psychological defenses!
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Official(2)Scraped 26d ago
He is worthy of being a master of his generation. It focuses on the psychological aspect to show the game between the detective and the prisoner as well as the prisoner's self-game. The angle is new and worth reading.
Finished reading
The psychological test was quite powerful. I guessed the real murderer based on my reaction and association. It's a pity that it's not perfect. There are no witnesses or physical evidence. It's just that the suspect's psychological defense has been broken.
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Community(0)
Official(2)Scraped 26d ago
He is worthy of being a master of his generation. It focuses on the psychological aspect to show the game between the detective and the prisoner as well as the prisoner's self-game. The angle is new and worth reading.
Finished reading
The psychological test was quite powerful. I guessed the real murderer based on my reaction and association. It's a pity that it's not perfect. There are no witnesses or physical evidence. It's just that the suspect's psychological defense has been broken.
