The 13 Missing Steps (Recommended by Luo Xiang)

The puzzles and truth are not complicated, and the ending is a bit hasty, so it's not a particularly great mystery. However, the discussion about life in it touches people's hearts and makes them think deeply. The writing is delicate and moving, and the description of the historical background and various details is very in-depth. I never tire of fine food, and I never tire of fine food. As long as it is read as a pure mystery without nitpicking, it is a perfect novel!

It looks good, please recommend it to Mr. Luo more [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

It's very interesting, and there are several sentences that shocked me. For example, everyone has a desire for revenge. The so-called revenge is the love for the person who has been lost. The crime of injury only applies to physical wounds, but the destruction of human hearts is ignored. The reasoning and reversal are all very good, and they also have a very good meaning. The following "don't complain, don't respond" triggers our deeper understanding of Japanese society, law, fairness and justice. Are those judgments really fair and just? Those unknown experiences and the reasons for revenge seem to the people to be completely OK, and they even feel relieved. The deeper thought is whether the law should leave room for criminals. It feels so confusing and shocking. It makes me realize a lot. If you like socialism, you must not miss it.

Very good, the plot is meticulous, multiple reversals, details are in place, and the atmosphere is full of immersion. But I don't like to discuss the part where the correctional officer executes the death penalty. Every time I watch it, I see it at three in the morning [laughing and crying]. This part consumes a lot of my time. I very simply believe that people who commit crimes must be punished, and this punishment is the retribution for evil deeds. Killing someone is worth their life. It's not that prisoners can't change their ways through education, but they must be held accountable for their actions. Even if a person is sentenced to death, I think it is better for him to sincerely realize his evil and repentantly die to apologize. Education is very important, and murderers deserve the death penalty. However, killing a stranger, a fellow human being, and a life with your own hands for work reasons makes people feel uncomfortable and even painful. It is really pitiful. I think no one with a conscience can do such a thing. If there is a god in the world, it should be left to God or the underworld. I hope there will be robots doing this kind of thing in the future. After all, it is just for the sake of social order.

It's a very good book. It's worthy of being recommended by teacher Luo Xiang. When I first started reading, the plot wasn't that attractive to me, but as I read the middle, I started to feel attracted to keep reading. There was a huge contrast later. At first, I thought the murderer would be Samura Kyousuke, but later I thought it would be Samura Kyousuke. Junichi, it turns out that I didn't expect that the real murderer would be Ando, and I also didn't expect that Mitsuo Samura still didn't let go of Junichi's harm to his own son. But what I thought was that if he knew what kind of beast his son was, would he still care so much about his son's death? But I guess he wouldn't think so, because I think his son's animalistic behavior is probably due to the same virtues as his father. He didn't teach his son well. This can't be blamed on Junichi. I think the one who was hurt the most was Yuri. In his great youth, a trip left a painful mark on his heart, which I don't want to recall in my life. Overall, this book gave me a good reading feeling. It is very exciting, and the reversal is also very reasonable. It also designs the problems of the legal system. It is worth reading!

It's super exciting. It seems to be all about lengthy Japanese legal procedures, but in fact it rises to a large part of legal philosophy and human nature issues. The subsequent steps of solving the case and the step-by-step detective work make me excited and I can't wait to read on. I even imagined scenes of wonderful movie plots in my mind. It can be said that this novel is the most exciting mystery novel I have ever read, and it is not just a mystery novel!

A very wonderful, very Japanese style novel. Japanese suspense novels are indeed well written, with great attention to detail and meticulous logic. I once read a book called Nuomi and was impressed. I didn't suspect Chun when the fingerprints were detected on the mountain. If I thought about it a little more, it was unlikely. I thought it would take a long time to reveal it. As a result, the author quickly wrote the next step. He may have assumed that the readers would soon realize that Chun had nothing to do with the couple. Some discussions about death row prisoners and the death penalty leave people speechless. If you are not strong-willed, you can easily be led astray. Kindness requires sharpness. Ask yourself. Who dares to be neighbors and good friends with murderers (except for murder under special circumstances)? Pure is more in line with our thinking. I still agree with an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. If a person doesn't suffer pain from the fall, how can he reflect on it? If you only need to repent for the murder, there will be no need for the death penalty. If you get the forgiveness of the bereaved, there will be no need for the death penalty... The facts have been proven, and there will be imitation cases. At least countries with large populations cannot do this.

The plot is compact, the ups and downs, and the subsequent reversal are very attractive. The self-redemption of the timid but brave Mikami and the just and kind-hearted Nango. From this book, I also learned about the Japanese death penalty system. I read it in two days and it is worth reading.

This book is very good. After reading it, you can have a rough understanding of the legal procedures in all aspects of Japan. Nanxiang, who had been executed before, was deeply conflicted about the justice of the death penalty in depriving an individual of life, which affected his life. Mikami, a young man who had been sentenced to two years in prison for causing accidental death, changed his mind from "never regretting his crime" in the process of chasing the murderer. He understood that lynching would only lead to a situation of retribution, and that justice must be done through the hands of the law. This is a book about crime and punishment.

What a wonderful mystery novel. The last time I had such a shocking feeling was probably my grandma's "Roger's Mystery". Junichi, a trip changed the fate of many people's lives. He himself became a murderer, Yuri committed suicide again and again, and Kyousuke Samura died unjustly because he was the source of evil. But this may lead to another story "The Distance Between Us and Evil". Samura is a bad guy and a criminal. I don't know what happened in his father's single-parent family to influence him to become such a person. It is the most basic morality that bad people should be punished, but paying more attention to eliminating the source of evil is fundamental.

The story of the whole book is coherent and smooth, with many wonderful plot twists. The ending is unexpected but reasonable. The thirteen steps lead to both the truth and death. The most outstanding thing is the in-depth discussion of law and human nature. The multi-faceted nature of human nature is vividly displayed in the book. Everyone has their own position and helplessness, and there is no absolute good and evil; how should the law balance between punishing crimes and protecting human rights, and what kind of punishment is true justice.

This book can be close to the ceiling of such novels. It twists and turns again and again, but it is very close to real life. It also satirized the evils of certain societies. I feel that this is not a novel, but a record and history. When I read it, it felt like it really happened, not made up. It's been a long time coming. Why was Nanxiang sentenced to life in the end? Logically speaking, as long as there is evidence that Nanxiang was the one who made the first move and Nanxiang was defending himself...

Highly recommended, the plot has ups and downs, and as a reader, you are constantly guessing and following the ups and downs. Although I don't really like the part about Nanxiang's execution, I thought it was a bit long-winded and irrelevant. Perhaps because the book focuses on reflection and meditation on legal trials, my attention was on the content and plot of the case. All in all, the story is very exciting. After reading it, I have a different understanding and understanding of the law, which is very rewarding. The law is not only the bottom line that restricts everyone's behavior, it turns out to be the "avenger" of the victims.

I only found out about this book after reading other people's recommended reading lists. After reading it, I feel that I am still interested. The description of the reasoning in the book has fascinated me, and the twists and turns of the story made me unable to help but read on. Of course, the highlight of the whole book is not only the reasoning, but also the in-depth discussion of a series of issues such as human nature, justice, and the penal system, which arouses deep thought. There is no pure good or pure evil. Everyone's starting point is actually for themselves. Anyway, after reading it, I can't help but want to comment! Really like it!

It is a wonderful book. The author allows the readers to feel the feelings and thoughts of the two protagonists. It seems that the readers are personally investigating. In some scenes, it seems that they can feel the heartbeat of the protagonists. I used to think that execution was a very simple matter, but after reading this book, I thought more about it. The person before the execution was considered a person. The executioner actually brought himself into the perpetrator, which is thought-provoking.

The plot has twists and turns, ups and downs, and is full of logical thinking. The protagonists Nango and Junichi created in the article have distinctive personalities and unique characteristics. The right environment, the character's heart, and the language description vividly reflect the character's environment at that time. There are suspense and horror, careful reasoning, human empathy, and human kindness. The 13 Disappearing Stairs is indeed very exciting, recommended reading [laughing].

Madam, madam, madam... Wonderful! The plot has ups and downs, and the twists are unexpected and thrilling. It makes people think deeply about human nature and the death penalty system, especially some issues about the death penalty system and death row prisoners, which opens another door. In short, it is super exciting! If you don't watch it, it must be your loss.

Shocking! Especially when I was reading the book, I felt that the author had checked a lot of information, and I actually saw the references at the end of the book, which made me admire it even more. It not only discusses crime and punishment and the thoughts it triggers from the perspectives of law, death penalty, executioners, guardians, victims' families, and defendant's families, but also allows readers to see the light of idealism again while ensuring the suspense elements of reasoning. Many of the contradictions and contrasts are very cleverly set up. They are not only problems faced by the characters in the book, but also pain points caused by program execution in real society. Very thought provoking. The author has consulted so much information to bring these whirlpools that are inaccessible to ordinary people and those who are persecuted cannot escape before everyone. Just this sophisticated presentation can make me admit that this is a great author! Although I am talking about the laws in Japanese society, I think that although the emergence of laws varies by country and region, the most essential thing is to put people first. There must be something our country can learn and reflect on. Although I am not a Fa-study, I was really moved after reading it.

"The Disappearance" had long been famous before it was translated into Chinese. The book uses suspense and reasoning as the theme, and fascinatingly presents a complicated and confusing story. Kazuaki Takano skillfully builds a tense atmosphere in the book, and through carefully set plots and twists, readers are plunged into a gripping mystery game. The author is good at arousing readers' curiosity and desire to think through fascinating suspense elements and psychological confrontations between characters. "The Lost 13 Steps" is not just an ordinary suspense novel, it also involves the discussion of human nature, social issues and destiny. By describing the behaviors and choices of different characters, readers can think about the complexity of human nature and the boundaries of ethics and morality. Worth reading.

It's good to watch, but I accidentally jumped from the middle to the end. After watching it for a long time, I suddenly skipped a lot of content. The mystery has not yet been completely solved. The answer has already been unfolded, so that when I go back to watch it, I always have the illusion of using the reference answers to check the solution ideas. The reflection on lynching at the end is also very sad.

Shocking! ! As an excellent mystery novel, this book is absolutely fascinating and makes people want to read it in one sitting! ! The plot has ups and downs, foreshadowing, hints, and reversals. The plot is interlocking, the narrative is very smooth, the characters are well-developed, love and hate are clear, and the thoughts are profound. It's great. The final plot is gripping, the rhythm is sharp, and there is a sense of decryption. It's so exciting! !

A very good novel. As a mystery novel with a criminal investigation theme, the plot has ups and downs, and the clues lead to unexpected yet reasonable directions. It is definitely an excellent work of novels with similar themes. In addition, this book also attempts to explore the rationality of the death penalty system through the psychological impact of the death penalty on the executioner, its impact on life, and whether the crime of the person sentenced to death complies with the principle of "suitability of crime and punishment". I believe that after reading this book, non-legal professionals will arouse their curiosity about the law, especially the death penalty, and have more and more in-depth thinking.

There are very few reasoning and investigation processes, and more of a statement of doubts about whether the law is fair and whether the death penalty system is reasonable. The twists and turns are wonderful, and there are a lot of foreshadowings. In the end, everything is mixed together and it feels like a sudden realization. The whole novel is more philosophical than ordinary detective novels, so it may feel boring, but you have to keep reading.

This plot is really strong. It twists and turns again and again. By overturning the case, it talks about the law and human nature. Nanxiang is also very powerful. He is very courageous and intelligent. He has the courage to admit that he did have murderous intentions at the time, and he is also smart enough to analyze this case. Indeed, if people rely on lynching to retaliate against some people, hatred will only continue to be passed on, and this society will really be in chaos, so some people are needed to enforce these laws. What Nanxiang did is actually quite just, but he himself also has to endure a lot of mental oppression. Even if he executes a person who has committed a heinous crime, but a real life dies in front of his own eyes, there will definitely be psychological oppression. After all, it is a living human life. The saddest thing is probably Yuri. He was violated and has to live in the shadows all his life. It's so sad. It's so strong. This novel is really strong and powerful.

It's so exciting. I guessed that it would be related to Junichi, and I also guessed that the relationship between him and Samura must not be that simple, but I didn't expect that the author designed it so cleverly. A great detective novel!

When Ando first appeared on the scene, he felt something was not right. Later, he finally understood when he personally drove Nanxiang to describe his tie and wrist in detail. The novel is good, the details and foreshadowing are buried very smoothly.

I don't often read suspense mystery novels, so I don't know what is a good standard. There may be novels that are more exciting than this one, but this one really impressed me. The early foreshadowing is a bit long, which is reasonable for the integrity of the whole story. The late stage is high-energy, and the ups and downs are interlocking and constantly overturning my guesses. It is indeed a wonderful recommendation!

It's good-looking, interlocking, with layers of twists and turns, and the plot is exciting and not procrastinating. Japanese detective novels are really well written, much better than Chinese ones, and they are becoming more and more exciting.

It's really good-looking, with a hooking beginning, full of doubts, constant twists and turns, and a story that makes you fall in love in one second! Revenge was avenged, but it cost me a lifetime. After reading the ending, I couldn't tell whether it was worth it. I was just a spectator and yet I was so resentful. What kind of situation were the people in the book in? This book adds thinking about society and human beings to the process of reasoning, not just reasoning for the sake of reasoning. I really felt a lot after reading it: if one person commits a crime, the whole family will be affected, so remember not to do anything illegal; don't trust strangers, you will pay a heavy price. It would be good for everyone to live an ordinary and stable life.

The rhythm is pretty good. Amnesia, twins, trauma, and motivations that are covered up in layers, these are relatively common reasoning elements, but the combination is logical, at least it is smooth and attractive.