The Sixth Kind of Reasoning
第六种推理
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 957k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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320Chapters
17Reads · 30 days
64.2kReads · all time
6.3Score
6Listens
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The author's skill is profound; it was so captivating that I couldn't put it down. The book was incredibly immersive; I almost had a nervous breakdown after finishing it in one go. The plot was full of twists and turns; just when you thought you'd discovered the truth, the author would play a brilliant joke on you.
Very good, the plot twist in the middle was well written; Xiao Yao's existence was unexpected. Could you write some side stories?
I've read almost two hundred chapters, and the plot is good! But I have a question: does the author live abroad most of the time? Many sentences sound like they were machine-translated (for example, the phrase "listening attentively" is always described as "So-and-so pointed to their ear").
The reasoning process is very detailed and vivid, making the book quite enjoyable. However, I still prefer more mystery and less plot (personal preference).
An excellent detective novel, with a tight structure, vivid language, and a good blend of romanticism and realism. Five stars.
This novel possesses many of the strengths of suspense novels, especially the shy romance between the male and female protagonists, which makes the suspense less tense and terrifying, thus better attracting the reader's interest.
This book…this quality…if it's published, I'll definitely buy it and keep it as a keepsake.
The writing is very good, but Chu Tian shouldn't have a goatee; it's not allowed for police officers. Also, Chief Jian Li is too fat, which is also inappropriate.
Perfection gave me a sense of happiness.
The author has a rich imagination, but I don't understand why they like to use the phrase "pouting lips" so much...