Keigo Higashino’s Mind-Bending Classics

It's a pity that there is no White Night Walk

The summary book is always not as compact and interesting as the whole book. However, Mr. Higashino Keigo's books always surprise. Each independent story tells and describes different human nature and triggers different perceptions. Although I think this time is less interesting than the previous works or Mr. Higashino Keigo's several masterpieces, and contains much less descriptions of human nature and dark reality, it still attracts me as the previous works. I hope that Mr. Higashino Keigo can create works as good as "Malevolence" and "The Appearance of Suspect X"

In fact, I personally feel that there is a flaw in that it cannot be described in an all-round way. The truth emerges step by step. The advantage is that readers can follow the train of thought, and I will guess, but there is no basis, and it is purely based on feeling [laughs]. You can doubt whichever one you want. The writing is very good, and the investigation is quite detailed. The murderer is not that simple, there are some, and there will be twists and turns. If you like suspense novels, you can rush it!

The most fascinating thing about Keigo Higashino's works is the unpredictable ending. I have to admire his imagination and his ability to control suspense and reasoning. Behind every case, there are always embarrassing facts and human feelings, depicting the ugliness of human nature. The idea is also worth pondering. Every time I finish reading one of his novels, I will sigh at the ending of the story and then imagine other endings. But only his ending is the most cruel and cold one in line with reality.

Needless to say, Keigo Higashino's works are so classic, with rigorous logical thinking and interlocking links. These nine stories still continue his previous writing style, focusing on brain-burning and driven by the emotions of the characters, showing the desperate struggle between people and fate, which is inspiring. The plots of the novels in this collection are not just simple reasoning and suspense, but also cleverly explain the dark side of human nature. Every time I read his book, I feel a sense of numbness in my scalp.

I really like Higashino Keigo's works! Many of the ideas are clever and fascinating!

Keigo Higashino is a famous Japanese writer of suspense novels. This series of books aroused my interest in reading with its gripping plots, complex character relationships and bizarre cases. I especially like his "White Night Journey", I like Kawabe Yukio's slowness, and I like the complexity of human nature and moral dilemmas described in the book. There are also well-known works such as the classics "The Devotion of Suspect X" and "Malevolence". These novels are highly praised for their gripping plots and unpredictable endings.

Keigo Higashino is a famous Japanese writer of suspense novels. This series of books aroused my interest in reading with its gripping plots, complex character relationships and bizarre cases. I especially like his "White Night Journey", I like Kawabe Yukio's slowness, and I like the complexity of human nature and moral dilemmas described in the book. There are also well-known works such as the classics "The Devotion of Suspect X" and "Malevolence". These novels are highly praised for their gripping plots and unpredictable endings.

The biggest feature of Higashino Keigo's novels is that they use plot to promote reasoning and use reasoning to display emotions. This novel uses ten short stories to make people nervous and touching. Among them, there are stories about a father missing his departed daughter, stories about a mother and her robot baby, stories about revenge after death, and stories about lovers' grudges. In these stories, we understand the meaning of death, feel the company of our loved ones, think about the role of love, and cherish life more.

This book includes short stories and longer ones, and the suspenseful part is quite fascinating. The last two parts are not suspenseful, and they are not very interesting to read, so I didn't finish the rest of the book.