The Dark Night With No Killer

1. The murderers of Tatsuya were Miyoko Koshimoto, who had been rejected, and Yoko, who was in love with someone else. 2. Shinji fell in love with his stepmother and killed his younger brother (son). 3. Takashi listened to Kuroda and sent sports drinks and letters to the girls he liked, but the sports drinks and letters fell into the hands of villains and insulted the girls. In the end, the girl committed suicide. 4. Atsuko strongly opposed Yoichi selling his house to maintain his business in Osaka due to family shadows in childhood, and killed her husband after the failure. 5. Yukiko was devastated after her husband passed away, but the child gave her hope, and the accidental miscarriage of the child caused her to suffer from mental illness. She firmly believed that it was caused by the smoking of people in the department, so she took action 6. Naomi liked the coach, but she committed suicide because she was not selected for the national team, but was saved by the coach and then confirmed the relationship. Naomi threatened the coach and his wife to divorce because of their relationship. The coach pretended to commit suicide in order to maintain his original life and killed Naomi. Naomi knew full well that she completed the suicide with the help of the coach, maybe it was really to make the coach remember her forever. 7. Yukiko wanted to use her late father's relationship to blackmail Soi, so she and Takuya teamed up to work as a tutor at Kishida Soui's house, and Yukiko changed her name to Masami. , Takao's "killing" of Yukiko (former Masami) was just a game. It seems that Takuya was the one who really killed Yukiko, with the assistance of his eldest son Masaki. The ending of the whole book is quite interesting, a bit surprising. Keigo Higashino is good at writing mysteries. I really like the description of the murderer in suspense crime books. Maybe there is no perfect crime. If there is, there may be a scapegoat because of "chance and coincidence".

I thought that there weren't many Keigo Higashino novels that wrote short stories in chapters like this, but I didn't expect that this book also uses this writing technique. But because it is divided into many stories and many of the plots have been forgotten, it is not very convenient to do a book review. I feel that there is actually no connection between so many short stories and they all form independent chapters.

Keigo Higashino's books never disappoint, with the twists and turns in the first chapter and the twists again and again. The second article talks about the dark side of the human heart. In the third chapter, the boy's unintentional actions led to the death of the girl. Each character is very three-dimensional and the story is very interesting. I fell into this trap while watching White Night Walk. Later, when I read Fate and Jieyou Grocery Store, I particularly liked Higashino Keigo's writing style.

Keigo Higashino really lived up to expectations.

I like the first one better. The characters have two sides, and everyone has a dark side. They are not black and white. This is a breakthrough compared to traditional novels. If a girl doesn't like him anymore, it's because the boy has changed. So love is a dynamic process, and it doesn't last forever or last forever. But a moment of malice turned into a fatal incident. There was indeed an element of accident. Although it was exaggerated, it added to the readers' interest in investigation and speculation. Give it 4 stars and look forward to a more complete new work.

I like "Dark Night Without a Murderer". The big twist and the human nature of people are not something that can be seen through.

The mantis stalks the cicada, followed by the oriole. People who do a lot of evil think they have the last laugh. Being careful is just digging your own grave.

It's really good, especially the last one. The confusing plot and tight reasoning are worth reading again and again.

My favorite is "Two Men in the Dark". He killed a baby, which was his brother and his son. It's obviously a sub-plot 😂

Twist after twist, I like this kind of suspense. The last story was unexpected for me, and I also like the writing technique.