Picking up where the first volume of Mind Reading and Murder Investigations left off, this is the conclusion to the "Shadow" case. The story begins when the protagonist, Gao Fan, receives a strange photo from "Shadow," leading into a series of cases: an elevator murder, the murder of a female screenwriter, a case involving multiple personalities, and the kidnapping of a wealthy family's heir. The astonishing truth behind Shadow is finally revealed. This book also takes Jungian psychology, dream interpretation, temperament theory, stress relief, trauma disorders, cognition, and other psychological concepts to their fullest potential, offering readers a deeply satisfying reading experience.
The logic is clear, the plot is fascinating, and the details are reasonable. I really didn't expect that the "Shadow" had another person. It also conducted a "Shadow" experiment, which was extremely scary and scary. It used orphans for experiments. One child died during the experiment, and some orphans were trained into puppets and were used to do bad things by using the dark side of the Shadow. It is really pitiful and sad, and it is infinitely magnified. The dark side of human nature does bad things, which is really scary. I didn't expect that psychology really shouldn't be underestimated. It appears in every aspect of our lives and can both help and harm people. It's a double-edged sword. It depends on how you use it. It's so close to reality. I didn't expect such a terrifying thing. It made me see what the dark side of human nature and real evil are.
The novel combines psychological knowledge with criminal investigation and solving cases, and the content is quite good.
The logic is clear, the plot is fascinating, and the details are reasonable. I really didn't expect that the "Shadow" had another person. It also conducted a "Shadow" experiment, which was extremely scary and scary. It used orphans for experiments. One child died during the experiment, and some orphans were trained into puppets and were used to do bad things by using the dark side of the Shadow. It is really pitiful and sad, and it is infinitely magnified. The dark side of human nature does bad things, which is really scary. I didn't expect that psychology really shouldn't be underestimated. It appears in every aspect of our lives and can both help and harm people. It's a double-edged sword. It depends on how you use it. It's so close to reality. I didn't expect such a terrifying thing. It made me see what the dark side of human nature and real evil are.
The novel combines psychological knowledge with criminal investigation and solving cases, and the content is quite good.