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Solving the Case Suspense Reasoning
I understand all kinds of reasoning about murder cases👀
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Collection of Chinese and Foreign Classics
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High-quality novels similar to "A Female Doctor's Murder Diary"
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Are There Any Novels Like Higashino Keigo?
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In a nutshell, the outline of this book is that a group of people repay a favor and accidentally kill a person who saved others. Although this good guy is not an absolute good guy in the traditional sense, the main logic of Dongzi's revenge is reasonable, and the choices of other people can also be explained. The biggest feeling is that no one in this book is a perfect character. Brave people tend to be lustful, just and kind people tend to leave regrets in their hearts. Vengeful people are cruel but also have a tender side. Couples who are suffering in survival, love, and chastity, and a hypocritical and cruel boss has a daughter who is as kind as a blank slate... It is very dramatic, but it is indeed a story that can be read in one sitting.
Every time I read a book by Higashino Keigo, I will be shocked by some of the humanity revealed in his books. He does not simply describe a mystery story, but truly explores the darkness and light of human nature. In this book, the indifferent attitude of the exhausted and powerless people on the island towards a person in distress is not incomprehensible, because everyone is afraid of losing their lives; everyone probably has mixed feelings about the man who stood up to save people but made such a disgusting request. He was righteous in saving people, but his greed and disgusting lust made people unable to respect him. The heroine's best friend, Dongzi, after learning the truth about the island, while investigating the so-called "truth" with the heroine, deceived the heroine and wanted to kill everyone on the island. This kind of cunning and scheming makes people think deeply, but her love for her boyfriend is also regrettable. Reading Keigo Higashino's works is frightening. He seduces readers step by step and uncovers the mystery. At the same time, it also allows people to see the two sides of human nature, just like the male and female protagonists in "White Night Journey". Behind every tragedy and horror story, there is a shocking truth. The plot of this book is so real. If it really happened to me, I don't know what terrible developments would happen. Can't even think about it.
Keigo Higashino book check-in-2 The story starts with the investigation of Kawazu Masayuki's death. "I" and my friend Dongzi investigated the cause of his death, but they uncovered the secrets of the uninhabited island a year ago. After their various investigations, I initially thought that the murderer was President Takuya Yamamori. I felt that he was obstructing their investigation and was evasive about their questions. But when it came to the alibi that "Yasuko Furuzawa" was not involved in the yacht trip a year ago and that Yumi was different from others, I felt that the CPU in my brain was going to burn out [laughing and crying]. I never expected that the murderer was so close to "me" and throughout the entire incident. This book triggered two thoughts. One is: Is it worth doing it to save others regardless of danger in a critical moment? Maybe it's worth it, because "saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda"; maybe it's not worth it, because you may lose your life. But Yukihiro Takemoto in the story went to rescue him, but he made a condition before rescuing: to fulfill his desire to covet Saburo Kanagawa's girlfriend who was floating in the sea. Fortunately (relative to the waves) both men were rescued. What if the same thing happened in reality? It doesn't seem like it will get what you want. The other is: When an accident occurs, should you cover up the truth in order to protect yourself and your family from punishment? Or tell the truth and bear the consequences? When Takemoto passed out, Kanagawa Saburo thought of calling the police, but Yamamori Taku also thought of burying the truth. Shansen unified his confession and covered up the facts just to protect his family; when Jinchuan agreed with Shansen's approach and killed Dongzi, he did it to protect his girlfriend. Burying the truth in order to protect yourself and your family may be a torture of conscience and interests for the suspect, and may be a double injury to the victim.
In it, Fuyuko's values about her boyfriend betraying her reminded me of Shinkai's explanation about marrying someone else in another work "Phantom Night" by Keigo Higashino. It seems logical, but it is ridiculous. I think the author is telling us that wrong values will definitely lead us to the wrong path. In addition, as the human nature here deepens layer by layer, I feel that what this book brings to me is no longer just the complexity of human nature, but the hope that we can still know what to do and what not to do after understanding the complexity of human nature. This is the best. I think the commitment to Yumi is very good, and in his other work "The Midsummer Formula", Akutagawa's protection of the child is the same.
The uninhabited island is full of murderous intent. It tells the story of Fuyuko and the heroine investigating the truth of the uninhabited island case because of the death of her boyfriend. In the strict sense, it was discovered that except for the first victim Takemoto, everyone else was a murderer. In order to take revenge, Fuyuko planned step by step but was killed by others in the end. The murderer in this book is easy to guess, but the complete truth in the end is quite unexpected. The plot setting is quite interesting and has a certain sense of reversal. However, I don't know whether it is due to translation or other reasons. Some details feel strange or even a bit abrupt, but overall it is good.
Why did President Misori throw Mr. Takemoto into the sea to kill him when he knew he was not dead? Although Takemoto's deal was despicable, wouldn't it cost him his life? ! Although President Misori's wife is a bit bitter, she is not a bad person. Besides, he has such a sensible and well-behaved daughter, so his life should be quite happy, but why does he have the idea of killing people? ! People who are not living a satisfactory life may have perverted thoughts and distorted views, but will they also have such thoughts if they are living a happy life? ? ? I don't understand [what]
Keigo Higashino's book actually appeared on Tomato. Can I stop buying the book in the future? I haven't read it yet, so I'll give it a 5-star rating. It's only around eight o'clock. It's so miserable.
Wow😯 I was really shocked. I wouldn't have guessed it after reading most of it. If there was no comment section, no one's heart is completely pure. It's so evil.
Human nature is like this. When faced with a choice, you will always choose what is beneficial to you in the end. Whose fault is this tragedy? If I had to say something, I can only say that when Yamamori checked whether Takemoto was dead, did he really not check it out, or did he lie? Therefore, the question that the protagonist finally wrote on the card and asked Shansen was the key to the whole incident!
Fuyuko was the killer in the end. I really didn't expect it. Just like the title of the last chapter "Nothing happened", you can't say who is the good guy and who is the bad guy. The 11 people in the story have the ugly mentality of killing Takemoto and hiding themselves and turning a blind eye. The whole story uses flashbacks combined with interludes to reveal the whole story bit by bit, leaving readers with a sense of uncertainty. The truth of the story also makes us feel the despicability of human nature.
This book is not only about suspense, but also about human nature. "I" is a female writer of mystery novels. 11 People were shipwrecked, 10 people swam to a desert island, and 1 person disappeared. The doubt lies here. The text of this book is delicate, each character is well portrayed, and the characters are full-bodied. I can see the different approaches of each character when facing danger, the complexity of human nature, their own thoughts, and the undercurrents. The dark and complex side of human nature should be highlighted when extreme events occur. A very good book!
This book is not only about suspense, but also about human nature. "I" is a female writer of mystery novels. 11 People were shipwrecked, 10 people swam to a desert island, and 1 person disappeared. The doubt lies here. The text of this book is delicate, each character is well portrayed, and the characters are full-bodied. I can see the different approaches of each character when facing danger, the complexity of human nature, their own thoughts, and the undercurrents. The dark and complex side of human nature should be highlighted when extreme events occur. A very good book!
I've watched too much Conan, I feel like I'm watching Conan 😂 The plot is very familiar. I quickly guessed the murderer and the truth of the case, and then slowly deduced it and revealed some of the stories behind the truth. This is a novel about revenge and human nature. Keigo Higashino's suspense novel not only contains cases, but also the contradictions and weaknesses of human nature. The characters are also very rich, so it is still a good suspense novel.
A book that tests human nature very much! Everyone has their own reason for living, and everyone also has a reason for being judged! Worthy of being Keigo Higashino!
It is still a very exciting and attractive reasoning design ~ Human nature and desire are probably the direction that Uncle Higashino wants to sublimate the novel. The plot also pays tribute to Agatha Christie ~ It is definitely a mature work, but it probably cannot be ranked in Uncle Higashino's own list of absolute masterpieces
How to say, this is the first time I read Higashino Keigo's works. First of all, the author does have strong reasoning ability to write this kind of novel, which is really admirable. I was also deeply attracted when reading the novel. It is a very good work. However, for me, there is one thing that the author did not clearly describe the appearance and physique of the characters in the novel. A woman's revenge plan is a bit divorced from reality, but the fact that the murderer is Dongzi at the end is very attractive.
I have read some Keigo Higashino, and the setting of the plot is similar in that it is very attractive and can lead readers to explore the truth. Sometimes I feel that I must have guessed it right, and then I overturn it as I read it, and then continue to guess and continue to challenge the ups and downs of my own reasoning. But compared to some of the stories I like, this story is relatively tame. I still like it very much and recommend reading it.
Mr. Keigo Higashino's books are still so brilliant, interconnected and vividly describing human nature. Complex emotions surged into my heart, and the truth was revealed so bitterly and unbearably that it was revealed to the world in a bloody way. What would we do if we were in it?
I had already guessed that Dongzi was the murderer, but I didn't expect that the ending would be like this. The evil of human nature and selfishness are nakedly displayed. Everyone is an egoist. For the sake of themselves and their own feelings, they ignore the lives of others. In the end, no one is responsible for what they do. The person who was killed by Dongzi was actually very innocent.
Higashino Keigo's novels are good at reasoning and psychological description, and this book is no exception. The suspense overlaps one after another, making you think you have found out the truth and then enter a new path of confusion. In the end, you peel off the cocoon and find the real murderer - the person who is both unexpected and expected.
Keigo Higashino's works will not disappoint. The novel is very attractive and I read it in half a day. There are a few paragraphs in the middle that have a very Agatha-like description style. However, the ins and outs of the uninhabited island feel a little exaggerated and not realistic enough, but it does not affect the overall situation. Maybe this is the reflection of the author's imagination. I still think it is a great work that can be adapted into a film and television. . .
It's a pity that I couldn't find other books written by Keigo Higashino
In order to protect their own interests, human beings will do anything
Nice. Somehow, I felt that President Yamamori still had some "righteousness", because everyone present at the time felt despicable and shameless because of Yukiyu's request, but he was the only one willing to go to Saburo Rukanei, but the purpose of his willingness to go was impure! ! ! But I felt that President Yamamori was a bit too cruel. When he went to check on Yuki Yu, he lied even though he knew he was not dead yet. However, Yuki Yu's crime did not lead to death... Right?
Unexpectedly, the murderer turned out to be someone close to him
I guess there is something wrong with Dongzi. She has a relationship with that person, but I don't think she is the mastermind, because if she knows that a person is going to kill someone, she should set up defenses. It may be difficult for women to succeed multiple times. Also, the heroine seems to me to be quite confident. She and her friends investigate the case alone. I think Dongzi may also want to use the heroine to divert attention.
This is an early work by Keigo Higashino, the famous Japanese suspense reasoning master. It can be found that the author still has room for improvement in terms of reasoning link setting and suspense design. But this book, as always, adds the author's deep thoughts on human nature. The 11 words are "Full of murderous intent from an uninhabited island". The author strongly creates a thrilling and suspenseful atmosphere at the beginning, and then gradually deepens, unfolds the plot, and comes into contact with the shocking secrets hidden behind it. The plot of the story is compact and you won't be able to put it down after reading it.
Keigo Higashino's classic work, very exciting! The plots are interlocking, and the characters are vividly and delicately drawn. You could never guess the ending while watching it, and the twist at the end is unexpected. It is worthy of Keigo Higashino's work. It is really exciting and amazing. Readers who like Keigo Higashino and readers who like suspense reasoning can read this book. It will definitely not be a loss if you invest in it. You will feel very happy after reading it. It is a strong benefit to everyone. It is really, really good to read!
After reading the introduction, you can basically guess the plot, but there are still some small twists (such as the murderer) that are quite interesting. The protagonist's reasoning from the testimony is very interesting and brain-burning. Keigo Higashino thoroughly describes the complexity of human nature, and all events happen because of the evil of human nature. But if you want to read suspense reasoning, I still recommend his other books!
Um. . Human life is like grass