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The double secret room murder case caused by the appearance of zombies, combined with the background and the description of several of the characters, successfully led people to another path, so at the end, it was only then that I realized how far the murderer was from what I imagined.

This is a Blizzard Mountain-based mystery novel with a fascinating beginning (actually, it just replaces Blizzard with zombies, which is very innovative). 1. The settings and techniques of the three unsolved cases are all classic inferences. The details and foreshadowing laid by the author have been well recycled, such as the furnishings of the initial villa, the door card, the seventh palace constantly knocking on the head, the male protagonist losing his watch, etc.; 2. I feel sorry for Senior Mingzhi, why does he appear in such a tragic way [face covering] 3. What kind of Watson is the male protagonist? 4. The cause of zombies is downplayed in the whole text. I always thought that Jingyuan from the nursing department was related to the experimental zombie virus, but it turned out not to be! There is a feeling that the explanation is not complete, but it does not prevent it from being a good work!

A work that is more suitable for comic adaptation would feel like "The Stand" from 2012 (ps. "The Stand" was included in the "blacklist" of Chinese online animation in 2015). There is a feeling that Japanese reasoning and love go hand in hand, not just simple reasoning.

Not bad. The story itself is not complicated, the focus is on this novel Blizzard Villa. If you can accept a sudden snowstorm, why can't you accept a zombie siege? It's quite interesting to read. The story does make reasonable use of the "zombie" element, but I still feel that the story elements could be more complex. The motive for the murder is related to the incident that happened in the museum last year. So how did those people do those things at that time? Is it related to the layout of the museum? Can these special characteristics be used in this revenge? Can the unique arrangement that only soundproofs the next room, but not the upstairs, downstairs and corridors, be used to commit crimes? The rope ladder specifically mentioned was only used once, couldn't it have been an element of the case? It's not that the final solution is unreasonable, on the contrary, it is very reasonable, but there are a lot of elements in the story that make me feel like I can continue to dig deeper, but the final solution is not used. Maybe I'm over the top, but I feel like Chekhov's gun hasn't been fired yet. The overall reading experience is very enjoyable, there is no feeling of being unable to read, and coupled with the interesting "zombie" idea, I am willing to give it an extra star.

It's worthy of the award-winning work. I've also seen the movie version. Hiruko and Shizuhara are both cute.

When I first read this book, I probably didn't have a clue. I thought the protagonists were Akechi-senpai and Hamura-kun. It turned out that it was written from Hamura-kun's perspective. Many small details are the key to solving the case in the end. It was written very carefully. This is the second time I read this book, and I feel deeply. It's really a pity for Senior Akechi. He really wanted to find out the truth, but he was bitten by a zombie before he could investigate. When Hamura-kun saw again a zombie who only wanted to infect you and had no emotions, and couldn't see the shadow of Hamura-kun in his eyes, he collapsed at that moment. There is a very true sentence in the book "How can I use the hands of 'Watson' to push the returning 'Holmes' off the cliff again?" I didn't know the relationship between "Watson" and "Holmes" at first. I went to Du Niang to search and found out that they were partners. Watson was not only Holmes's assistant, but also the recorder of his case-solving process. In the story, Watson narrates to readers the process of Holmes solving seemingly unsolvable mysteries through his own perspective. They work closely together and face various complex cases together. Isn't this book written in this form? It's just a pity that senior "Holmes" Akechi is no longer there, only "Watson" Hamura-kun. Hiruko wanted to find her own "Watson", but Hayamura-kun already had his own "Holmes" and was unwilling. At the end of the story, the reasoning club is still two people...

This book is so wonderful! The Gudao Villa in the story is like a secret room, and a series of bizarre murders occurred. It reminded me of the experience of playing escape rooms with my friends. Moreover, every character in the book has his or her own agenda, and it feels like they are just like the people around them. In particular, the author was able to win the "Ayukawa Tetsuya Award", which is really amazing! I think he must have used a lot of imagination to write such an interesting story. I also want to learn from him and use my imagination to bring happiness to others!

I love this book so much, the sense of urgency, and my favorite beautiful girl detective! Moreover, the image of this detective is so friendly to the people. She always tells the readers her reasoning immediately. She will never be mysterious and say "we will talk about it tomorrow".

It's great to watch, absolutely amazing. I originally thought it would be a horror film without any mystery elements, but the more I watched it, the more I became more and more involved. The tension of avoiding zombies, the horror of someone being killed, and the exciting feeling of following Hiruko's rhythm of reasoning. I still have lingering fears.

The concept is quite good, and the floor plan is also given, which makes it feel familiar, but I probably don't like zombie plots so much, so I didn't give it 5 stars.

Not bad, better than the movie

Although the title has named the existence of "zombie people", the design of zombies appearing is still beyond my expectation. I did not expect that zombie elements would appear in realistic mystery novels. The reasoning process is very precise, and the character design is also very full. I regret the death of Akechi-senpai...

My favorite mystery novel

The beginning is a classic

I like this example. The enumeration of various possibilities in the middle is very exciting.

2024.6.14 Shizuhara Mifuyu will always remain in my heart

The sense of urgency and puzzle solving are both right, and the details are in place.

A wonderful and innovative mystery novel

An alternative Blizzard Villa. The reasoning is also wonderful

It's both beautiful and brain-burning, and the author is great.

It feels pretty good. The characters with presence are quite likable. Halfway through, I can guess the general development, but the plot is still attractive. I originally wanted to watch it slowly but ended up finishing it in one go.

Love it, love it😍, suspense➕zombie are my two favorite genres 😉

Not bad, the plot is smooth and the plot is quite satisfactory.