Can anyone really disappear completely in the world? In the process of hunting down a high-profile fugitive, the police did not want to get involved in a complicated, tortuous and bizarre "case within a case."
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Among Tomato's many suspenseful mystery novellas, this one can be considered a good one, a very classic, and very worth pondering.
The technique used is Higashino Keigo's 'turnover style', which is a common expression method in Keigo Higashino's novels. In her famous masterpiece "Malice", the two seemingly good and evil people were deliberately arranged by the protagonist, which is very consistent with the specificity of this book.
Very good, I look forward to reading your other novels
From the moment I saw the resemblance between the two in the second chapter, I guessed that the faceless man was Gong Feng and the murderer was Li Zhiqiang. The arrest process seemed a bit long [face covering] but what was the reason for killing Gong Feng? Gong Feng fell in love and wanted to confess to his childhood sweetheart, so Lin Tong targeted her and was photographed naked? It seems that it was not explained clearly. The reason for killing Lin Tong can be guessed. And then there it is. . . If the faceless man's body was found, would he really not collect fingerprints or conduct a DNA test to confirm his identity? [Face covering]
The ending is a little rushed. The key evidence is the pen and Li's mind. Just lay it out as early as possible and say the pen was used by Gong. The ending can develop into an undocumented crime. Let's combine Li's character arc and the psychological attack techniques of the previous chapters, and use Li's inner collapse and negligence as the final foothold for his arrest.
The stories told are bold and imaginative. But one thing I don't understand is whether there is a fingerprint database for fingerprints. After all, fingerprints are always taken when applying for a new ID card. Once the suspect is identified, he should first compare it with the fingerprint database, right? Then wouldn't the secret be exposed from the beginning?
The plot of this book is so exciting! I particularly like the intense and fulfilling description of the classroom atmosphere in the book, which makes me feel like I have returned to my own student days. The author Ursa Major is very good. He portrayed each character so vividly that I could see Teacher Hu Chen looking tired. Moreover, the storyline is intricate and interesting, and I am looking forward to its future development. This book is well worth reading!
As for the girl, she also had some participation or knowledge. The narration about her is lacking. The ending is somewhat sloppy as other reviews said, but the plot is compact, very attractive, and not bad.
It's well written, with plot twists and turns again and again.
There is still a lot that has not been explained
It should be okay.
Overall, it's good, but the ending is just average.
It's okay. In fact, you should have found out by comparing the fingerprints at the beginning. It was just that you were led by the nose and led into a strange circle from the beginning. It's very smart.
666, Very well written. Both process and reversal. It's a pity that's all. Why can't the author write more? That's the end. [Almost crying][crying]
Overall it was really good, but it ended a little hastily!
Perfect, so perfect. The ending is not much different from what I thought.
It's okay. For high school students, having this layout and using your own fingerprints is really a bit...
It can be regarded as a passable work in the crime genre. I feel like I can't control it in the middle and late stages, and it's a bit rushed. There is a smell of powder.
Although the author does not use gorgeous language, he writes about the daily life and trivialities of grassroots police officers in a straightforward manner, which is quite difficult! Thank you for your hard work!
It's well written. Although it's just one case, it's wonderfully written.
Nice, but too short
So cunning that the ship capsized in the end
It's okay, but the logic isn't rigorous enough.
When I saw Lin Tong's death, I guessed how to kill him. I always thought that the pen and the cigarette were foreshadowing, but in the end, nothing happened if there was no cigarette.
The ending is reversed, but it's a bit fast. How the protagonist planned it can be told through her voice (no spoilers) [blowing kiss] and it would be perfect.
Very interesting, no water, feel free to read
It's a nice idea, but it could be more perfect, and there are too many coincidences.
It's quite exciting. The title of the book "Beyond Recognition" is also very good. The disfigured corpse at the beginning is Gong Feng's. Is the protagonist of this book a policeman? There is really little description of Li Zhiqiang. Although it is good to write it from the perspective of a detective, I still prefer to write it from the perspective of a criminal. It felt like the ending was too hasty and there were too many coincidences, but other than that it was pretty good.
Among Tomato's many suspenseful mystery novellas, this one can be considered a good one, a very classic, and very worth pondering. The technique used is Higashino Keigo's 'turnover style', which is a common expression method in Keigo Higashino's novels. In her famous masterpiece "Malice", the two seemingly good and evil people were deliberately arranged by the protagonist, which is very consistent with the specificity of this book. Very good, I look forward to reading your other novels
From the moment I saw the resemblance between the two in the second chapter, I guessed that the faceless man was Gong Feng and the murderer was Li Zhiqiang. The arrest process seemed a bit long [face covering] but what was the reason for killing Gong Feng? Gong Feng fell in love and wanted to confess to his childhood sweetheart, so Lin Tong targeted her and was photographed naked? It seems that it was not explained clearly. The reason for killing Lin Tong can be guessed. And then there it is. . . If the faceless man's body was found, would he really not collect fingerprints or conduct a DNA test to confirm his identity? [Face covering]
The ending is a little rushed. The key evidence is the pen and Li's mind. Just lay it out as early as possible and say the pen was used by Gong. The ending can develop into an undocumented crime. Let's combine Li's character arc and the psychological attack techniques of the previous chapters, and use Li's inner collapse and negligence as the final foothold for his arrest.
The stories told are bold and imaginative. But one thing I don't understand is whether there is a fingerprint database for fingerprints. After all, fingerprints are always taken when applying for a new ID card. Once the suspect is identified, he should first compare it with the fingerprint database, right? Then wouldn't the secret be exposed from the beginning?
The plot of this book is so exciting! I particularly like the intense and fulfilling description of the classroom atmosphere in the book, which makes me feel like I have returned to my own student days. The author Ursa Major is very good. He portrayed each character so vividly that I could see Teacher Hu Chen looking tired. Moreover, the storyline is intricate and interesting, and I am looking forward to its future development. This book is well worth reading!
As for the girl, she also had some participation or knowledge. The narration about her is lacking. The ending is somewhat sloppy as other reviews said, but the plot is compact, very attractive, and not bad.
It's well written, with plot twists and turns again and again.
There is still a lot that has not been explained
It should be okay.
Overall, it's good, but the ending is just average.
It's okay. In fact, you should have found out by comparing the fingerprints at the beginning. It was just that you were led by the nose and led into a strange circle from the beginning. It's very smart.
666, Very well written. Both process and reversal. It's a pity that's all. Why can't the author write more? That's the end. [Almost crying][crying]
Overall it was really good, but it ended a little hastily!
Perfect, so perfect. The ending is not much different from what I thought.
It's okay. For high school students, having this layout and using your own fingerprints is really a bit...
It can be regarded as a passable work in the crime genre. I feel like I can't control it in the middle and late stages, and it's a bit rushed. There is a smell of powder.
Although the author does not use gorgeous language, he writes about the daily life and trivialities of grassroots police officers in a straightforward manner, which is quite difficult! Thank you for your hard work!
It's well written. Although it's just one case, it's wonderfully written.
Nice, but too short
So cunning that the ship capsized in the end
It's okay, but the logic isn't rigorous enough.
When I saw Lin Tong's death, I guessed how to kill him. I always thought that the pen and the cigarette were foreshadowing, but in the end, nothing happened if there was no cigarette.
The ending is reversed, but it's a bit fast. How the protagonist planned it can be told through her voice (no spoilers) [blowing kiss] and it would be perfect.
Very interesting, no water, feel free to read
It's a nice idea, but it could be more perfect, and there are too many coincidences.
It's quite exciting. The title of the book "Beyond Recognition" is also very good. The disfigured corpse at the beginning is Gong Feng's. Is the protagonist of this book a policeman? There is really little description of Li Zhiqiang. Although it is good to write it from the perspective of a detective, I still prefer to write it from the perspective of a criminal. It felt like the ending was too hasty and there were too many coincidences, but other than that it was pretty good.