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This is an atypical social mystery with supernatural elements mixed into it, and overall it's okay. The master is also improving step by step. The first half is quite dull, and then it becomes rounder and the rhythm gradually speeds up, but it doesn't feel satisfying enough. What I love most is the sacrifice of suspect x
One of the few times in life that I can feel the suspense between the lines is worthy of Mr. Higashino Keigo. This narrative technique should have also influenced many Japanese urban legends. It is reasonable and suspicious. Once curiosity is generated, the reader will be completely introduced to the world of the book by the author. The bloody car accident scene, the hazy and seductive cocktail night, the doll's secret room filled with people, and the eyes of the person who was about to die and were cursed with unwillingness and anger... There are thousands of roads, safety comes first...
Wow, a master is a master with this writing technique. This case within a case, this reversal, are not at the point of speculation. I have always liked the author and know many of his works, but I have never read many of them. Don't dare to look [send heartfelt]
For the first time in my life, I finished it in one go, and it took me 4 hours to read it!
It is interlocking and good at describing details. The plot has many twists and turns, and the story has ups and downs. The real appearance of everyone in the end is surprising. Of course, there are also parts of the plot that have not been handled well, waiting for you to discover.
Keigo Higashino always depicts human nature so superbly. Human nature itself has a mysterious color. When it is given certain things in the growth process of human nature, it will change into different states. And it is this phenomenon that brings the protagonist such an unforgettable thing in life, and this is the human world.
Some thoughts after reading this book: 1. The protagonist is looking for himself after losing his memory. It feels like he is reading "Transformation" in a trance. It is obviously a completely different story, but it feels familiar. 2. The story is exciting, with layers of twists and turns and fascinating. The color of the car involved in the accident, Ruriko's identity, and Shinsuke's position in the car are all revealed one by one. Following the clues, inferences and judgments are made continuously, creating a strong sense of substitution. 3. The description of the car accident is very graphic, showing the tragic car accident from all aspects of the victim's five senses and the memory of the parties involved. 4. The eyes of dying people have the meaning of curse, which makes people shudder. But what confuses me is - what is the purpose of the entanglement between Ruriko and Shinsuke? Is this method of revenge too abstract?
How can I put it this way? It felt amazing when I read the book. When I started reading it, I was worried about the main line of the story. When I thought Shinsuke was the murderer, there was a twist, especially the appearance of Midori Uehara in the later period. It was incredible. Overall, I felt that there was a lot of foreshadowing in the front, and the plot in the back was more compact. After reading this, I feel that the causal relationship in the world will not disappear due to forgetfulness, the building will collapse, and everyone is not innocent.
After reading "White Night Journey" by Higashino Keigo, I felt nervous and exciting, and I felt that the human heart cannot be looked directly at. Therefore, I really want to read his other works. This novel also describes the complexity of human nature. I always feel that Japanese novels have a supernatural and magical power, taking people into the two-dimensional space. They are unpredictable and do not know what will happen in the next second. They have the power to attract people.
I finished reading it in two days. It was so exciting and the plot was so attractive that I couldn't help but stay up late to read it. After reading this chapter, I wanted to read the next chapter. I also like this feeling when watching dramas. I couldn't stop watching it. I couldn't help but read it in one sitting. I really liked and even said I was obsessed with this feeling of complete immersion. Oh, the end of the book, the last paragraph, I was wondering, will Shinsuke be affected by those eyes in the end?
This is the plot and ending I was looking forward to. The two real perpetrators were tried, and the two stand-ins also paid a certain price for the evil they each harbored. I just feel sorry for the Kishizaka couple. Highly recommended! ! ! I love Keigo Higashino so much! ! !
I read it in more than three hours. I think it can be regarded as an excellent work by Keigo Higashino. The suspenseful reasoning is also mixed with weird excitement, and the interlocking plots push the reader's curiosity to the top. This is very Keigo Higashino. Shinsuke and Kiuchi became the scapegoats of the rich for the sake of vested interests, and were trapped in the quagmire of interests, unable to escape. This was originally a bloody and pitiful car accident, but it was tainted with the smell of copper. This also created the dying eyes of the deceased, adding a strange color.
This mystery novel is different from Keigo Higashino's other brain-burning novels. The chapters are coherent, and the clues advance in a single way, rather than multiple clues intertwined [laughing]. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I think the plot is fascinating, and the part that expresses human nature through the psychological activities of the characters is worth reading.
The content of the story is eloquently told, and the plot twists and turns are exciting. But the result is still too fantasy and disappointing.
The most attractive thing about the books written by Keigo Higashino is his confusing and fascinating writing style. The plot of the story is ups and downs from not understanding to suddenly realizing. In the process, you can also see the revelation of human nature, the selfishness of greed for money when taking the blame, and the despicability of being willing to spend money to find scapegoats and get away with it. These have become the highlights of the book.
The theme is to explore the unfair impact of traffic accidents on the perpetrators and victims. The story also introduces suspense elements such as dolls and amnesia. Higashino deserves to be a storyteller.
The plot of this book is so exciting! The author's writing style is very unique, and the plot has ups and downs, making me always want to know the subsequent development. I especially hate that willful girl, she brings a lot of trouble to Minaie. This reminds me of my past willfulness, which caused trouble to others, and I regret it now. I think this book is not only a story, but also makes me think about life.
While reading this book, you can't help but wonder why this is happening, why there is clearly more than one perpetrator, and the perpetrators other than the male protagonist have not done any harm, and life is so good, why Jiangdao is so strange, every place is beyond my imagination, there are many twists and turns, and the logic is also very smooth, which is quite good.
I only read this book for 3 and a half hours. Fortunately, I didn't read it in the middle of the night, otherwise I would have been unable to sleep. That Ruriko was so scary. I like the suspense novels written by Keigo Higashino very much. I also recommend everyone to read his other novels such as "Malevolence", "White Night Journey", "Jieyou Grocery Store", "Secret", "The House Where I Die"... These are all I have read.
The story revolves around a car accident. The vehicle and the person responsible for the accident are both mysteries. Based on step-by-step clues, the vehicle and the perpetrator are revealed, and the truth is revealed. The details are described very clearly, and it always revolves around the "eye of death". Following the title of the novel, Keigo Higashino's novel is indeed good.
The storyline is very good and makes you want to read it in one sitting. But it seems that some plots are not explained clearly. Why does the heroine want to seduce the hero? Can't figure it out. . .
It continues Matsumoto Seicho's style, focusing on reasoning and plot, and writes suspense and humanity!
I feel that going in the direction of hypnosis in the end is a bit far-fetched... But it is quite suitable for shooting a suspense film in China [laughing and crying] The overall plot is still very attractive
I have always liked the author's books. Every story is full of suspense, but this article reflects more of a realistic truth with educational and warning significance. Behind a story that continues to advance and develop, it reveals the side of human nature that should be preserved the most.
Judging from the main line of the story, I feel that the overall rhythm is okay, and many twists and turns are unexpected. The disadvantage is that there are many holes that have not been filled in. If it is an open ending whether Chengmei is killed in the end, it is acceptable, but a lot of the foreshadowing of Liulizi is a bit unclear. Why must Liulizi be pregnant with the male protagonist's child? Also, the setting of hypnosis or body seizing is a bit forced [laughing and crying]
The heavy fog was finally lifted, and the truth about Liulizi and Mei Laihui was revealed. It is a pity and brings endless thoughts.
The works of famous artists are just different! Well worth reading!
To be able to write about a traffic accident as a serial killer case is already very Keigo Higashino's idea; the content is both simple and complex, and although it is not interesting, it is still interlocking. I have read a lot of Keigo Higashino's works. Although suspense is not my favorite genre, Keigo Higashino's unrestrained imagination is meticulous and meticulous. This aspect is still very interesting!
It's so good, I read it in one sitting and I still have more to read.
Keigo Higashino's books are so attractive. They focus on a contrast that makes people feel the pleasure of the cerebral cortex being stimulated all of a sudden. I am ready to digest it and read a few more [Shy][Admiration]