
The Encryption Mystery
加密疑案
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 802k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Crime Solving, Suspense, Mystery
All kinds of murder-case mysteries. Those who understand, understand 👀
Looking for Mystery Novels. I Love Crime Solving and Deduction, Especially Brain Teasers
As the title says, I just finished reading a tech geek mystery novel and would love recommendations for similar books. Other highly rated suspense novels are welcome too. I have pretty broad tastes.
Looking for Mystery Stories Focused on Solving Cases, Without Messy Romance
Books That Leave You Mentally Unwell After Reading
Are there books that leave you feeling mentally wrecked after you finish them, like making you depressed? It's not that there's something wrong with my brain. I just haven't found a book that really gets to me emotionally. Even tragic stories don't make me cry.
Looking for High-Quality Mystery and Detective Fiction
High-quality novels similar to "A Female Doctor's Murder Diary".
Mystery and Detective Novels
A story about a man and a woman solving cases together under different identities. They bicker as they investigate, like a bickering couple, and eventually get together.
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This is a very unique novel, taking a different approach and rejecting the typical trope of handsome, wealthy, and powerful police captains. Through a chance discovery of a notebook, the story deciphers the corruption and darkness of the officialdom and police force in the Republic of China nearly a century ago, while also showcasing the personalities of characters from different social classes…
The plot is engaging and well-structured, with each story segment offering food for thought. I believe the author is subtly addressing various issues in contemporary society, particularly those concerning human nature. Human nature is not black and white; it is ambiguous and blurred, a struggle between stinginess and generosity, a dance between baseness and greatness.
Love mystery and crime-solving stories? Prefer suspenseful tales that weave between the Republican era and modern times? Or perhaps you're interested in Romeo and Juliet-style narratives, a gentle, intelligent, and righteous language arts teacher, and a cool, handsome detective who's obsessed with solving cases and indifferent to family wealth? Look no further, this book has it all!
The reasoning is quite good. I feel that if it were made into a TV series, Tan Kenji would be perfect for the role of Yoshitoki! 😜
So good! No romance! The entire case revolves around a major crime spanning centuries. This mystery notebook seamlessly blends reality and fiction, with tight logic and a fresh perspective. From beginning to end, there isn't a single useless character or location—it's absolutely captivating! Interspersed throughout are episodic cases that expose the cruelty of human nature.
Honestly, it's really good! The only downside is that the description easily leads you to believe it's a story set in the Republican era, which is a bit of a letdown 🤭 So I'm so glad I clicked on it by accident and kept watching; it really is quite good.
It's currently a very good read, but I want to address a misleading misconception: missing persons cases should be reported immediately, and the police should respond promptly. The "golden 24 hours" for missing persons cases cannot be wasted; you absolutely must report it immediately. Every minute saved increases the chances of finding the victim. The story has very positive values.
This is a very good mystery novel. The writing style is clean, the plot is tight, there is basically no superfluous content or information, and no information is deliberately concealed until the protagonist solves the case. It uses the perspective of reflecting the author's inner emotions through literature to deduce and solve cases, which is a relatively novel and unique theme in detective…
I couldn't help but say this after reading half of it! The author has quite a few flaws in the descriptions of specific cases, and some parts are rather simplistic. However, however, however, my fellow readers, the author's overall perspective is excellent, and the entire book is ingeniously conceived! This ingenious concept alone makes it worth continuing!
This is a thrilling and novel story featuring two male protagonists. The love, hate, and grudges between the two leads are all presented through a battle of wits and human nature. Many of the stories and cases are truly captivating, especially the case involving the little dog.