While out for a walk, Detective Tienan unexpectedly comes across Yang Xiaohuan, a "transmigrator." The two then transmigrate back together, organize a riot, and uncover the so-called mystery of transmigration. It turns out this land is merely an isolated paradise... An online "tree hole" is where many people share their secrets. Here, Qingshui Sen tells the story of how he met, grew close to, fell in love with, and married his wife, and eventually cheated on her after their wedding. Here, Jiamiao tells of falling in love with a boy from the class next door, Kitazawa Taniichiro, and says that a strange middle-aged man has been following her lately. In the virtual world, everyone shares their secrets with the tree hole. But when they meet in real life, they discover that Qingshui Sen's wife and son died long ago in a fire. He had mistaken Kitazawa Taniichiro for his son, and his deceased son had also happened to be named Jiamiao.
The famous underworld thief Ji Liuxing declares that he will steal a mysterious dragon skeleton from the Xingye Bank, where the Japanese puppet government in Manchuria keeps it. The ten-meter-long skeleton is of immense historical and cultural value, so the Japanese military specifically hires Detective Onizuka to guard it. One day, a gang of robbers storms the Xingye Bank. As they exchange gunfire with the guards, an explosion suddenly erupts inside the bank, filling it with white smoke. When the smoke clears, Detective Onizuka is shocked to discover that the dragon skeleton has vanished from the bank vault. The vault is sealed behind thick, sturdy concrete walls, so how did Ji Liuxing steal the skeleton without being discovered? Through investigation and deduction, Onizuka discovers that Ji Liuxing had recently posed as a cleaner responsible for the bank's waste disposal. Using special chemicals, he broke the skeleton into small pieces and hid them among the garbage to carry them away, replacing it with a fake skeleton made by hand to throw everyone off. The final explosion and cloud of smoke were merely a smokescreen Ji Liuxing created to confuse Onizuka and conceal how he had really stolen the skeleton.
I think this book is well worth reading. The author has clearly put a lot of effort into it; each chapter has its own meaning and makes one think deeply.
I gave it five stars based on the first article alone, so why is the overall rating so low?
I think it's pretty good, the plot is also good, but it's a bit mind-bending, and some things weren't explained clearly before it ended abruptly. However, it's worth watching.
Pretty good. Worth watching.
Well-written and captivating.
It was written with great care.
I'm completely confused. I don't understand whether Tetsuo is male or female.