Platinum Data

It looks good. Keigo Higashino's works are all very good. Take a direct look at them.

Link after link, people have the urge to read it all at once. The story makes people lament the injustice of society, but Kagura finally chooses the same career as her father and understands Takashi's intentions, which can be considered a good ending.

💚"No matter in any era, there is an issue of identity, and human beings can never be equal." 💚The love between Takashi and Suzuran is a tragedy, but they really don't exist~ I wish you happiness in another space ——2022.04.20, ⑦⑦ Stay

The first paragraph didn't draw me in for a long time, and the subsequent plot became tighter and tighter, just like a roller coaster. It started slowly at first, and then gradually accelerated. I thought Kagura would not compromise and would resist the unequal division of classes in his own way. Most of the people who commit crimes belong to the extremely rich and extremely poor categories. One does not understand what life is, and the other cannot live. Most of us are the middle group of people who are trying to survive, but because of the classification of classes, no matter how much effort is wasted, we cannot reach the point where others can say a word.

After listening to this book, I was reminded of Seiichi Morimura, a Japanese who uncovered the truth about 731 - "Ogre Cave"... It was also at that time that I started reading all his books...

Hayaki appears in Takashi's world in the form of Suzuran. It's a love story. A girl with low self-esteem but also a good girl should be confident. There is no absolute fairness in society. Only the weak will pursue fairness, so be strong.

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, it contains class conflicts, and the public's suspicion is reasonable. Keigo Higashino's writing style has always been good, but is he short of money and insists on writing a book? Gaga asked Long to be the Riddler, maybe in order to continue to advance, but it was just a matter of one sentence from him, so many people died, which was a bit annoying.

Electrical device, nf13, Polygonaceae died. After raising a series of doubts, the DNA detection system locked the criminal in Kagura, and he began to escape. Whether it's Kagura's symptoms or the journey to escape, the more I see it, the more excited I become. The tacit cooperation between Asama and Kagura also led to the final boss Minakami. Although there was some luck (Asama took the phone and removed a part of the electronic device), Minami restored the case one by one. Those rights holders presented platinum data so that the computer could not search them. The Tateshina siblings felt guilty and invented the cat jump (which can check the rights holders), so they were killed. In the end, Asama was promoted to section chief, Kagura's life became easier and she got three times the salary, and Takashi finished painting Suzuran's wedding photos and left. And platinum data still exists, very much like real society.

While focusing on readability, Keigo Higashino's works also gradually increase his thinking and exposure of social issues. The writer's sense of social responsibility has always been there, and he expressed his hidden worries through stories - there is no fairness in the world, and the privileged class will control people's lives from all angles to allow this inequality to continue.

All the answers are given at the end of the book, and all the holes dug before have been filled in. It looks very cool.

This book is about trying to find the truth under power. Among them, I like Asama Suzuji the most. Even a "chess piece" has the courage to stick to himself and explore the truth. Although the power of a small group of people at the end of the story failed to overthrow the power of power, it became more real and highlighted the preciousness of the efforts made by Asama Suzuji and Kagura Ryuhei. They say that going from zero to one is the hardest. Thanks to their persistence and courage, Only then can the audience of The Truth Under Power go from zero to two.

It's not too stunning. Different from the style of "White Night Walk" and other styles, this article pays more attention to the contradiction between technology and humanities, and focuses on the process of character formation. But regarding Kagura, the description of the dual personality is very good!

From the beginning, I guessed that Mizumi killed the brother and sister. Since I guessed the ending from the beginning, the ending of the story didn't surprise me too much. However, the discussion about identity and status behind it surprised me.

It can be said that I enjoyed it after watching it

[Eating Melon] Personally, I think Keigo Higashino is in the top five. The mystery is quite deep and the pitfalls are filled in the end. The plot is reasonable and the expression techniques are wonderful.

It's a pity that the platinum data was not stopped in the end.

It's hard to reconcile Linglan and Longyi

Very good book, very exciting, twist - is there any? Forgive me that my mind is in a period of stagnation, so I can't make any comments about this book. I can only talk about some impressive parts. Lily of the Valley is a very beautiful name, and it just fits the name. She is dressed in a white dress, as pure as she is, and has never even existed in the world. This refers to her physical existence. When she is with Kagura, it is mostly imagination. But having already sketched out Suzuran's innocent image, when I was with Takashi, I didn't know how to say it. That girl had a name, Tateshina Hayaki. Hmm... The part where Asama is tracking down alone should be the most exciting, right? Although I just finished reading it, I have no impression of it anymore. I only remember that he gave me the feeling that he was a little person who appeared under heavy pressure. Well, that's all. Shiratori Risa, I thought she was an ordinary partner earlier, but later I thought she was an "evil" character. Then, she died, and my perception was interrupted. She became a corpse and a victim. I also discovered that if her behavior could represent "evil", then the sky in the book is already filled with "evil" invisible to the naked eye. DNA, a kind of crime prevention, and the emergence of platinum data, are everywhere, and there are classes in every era. The former is the manifestation of the latter, and the latter is the hidden meaning of the former.

Very exciting. The dual personalities of Kagura and Takashi, Suzuran (Hayuki)'s hallucination caused by Takashi, CP Fighting alongside Asama. Fortunately, he took action when he had doubts and dismantled a certain part of the super device, indirectly saving himself and Kagura. Since the NF13 murderer was Mizuki, I guessed that he was an acquaintance, but I didn't expect it to be him. For the sake of the so-called experiment, I fell into...

The plot of this book is so exciting! Especially the description of the murderer's identity and the investigation process of the case made me think about who is the real murderer. Moreover, the behavioral and psychological descriptions of the characters in the book are also very detailed, allowing me to understand each character more deeply. I think this is a mystery novel worth reading, and I highly recommend it!

Very brain-burning! ! I have always admired Keigo Higashino's works! !

Okay, the suspenseful atmosphere is great. As for issues such as rights and class, I have no worries in my heart and there is no need to discuss them. This knowledge point has been in my mind for a long time. I'm going to watch some drama.

It feels like watching a Conan movie version

(Don't read this book if you are planning to fall into this trap.) When I saw the confession email of the Tateshina brothers and sisters in Chapter 30, I thought that they were killed because the NF found something that could identify their identities. It was not Kagura and Takashi. The only one who could be suspicious in this building was Minami, and he was the only one who could frame Kagura. I have been thinking about the relationship between that hand painting and Suzuran and the case, and the emotional line made them confused.

Yes, yes, yes. I knew the murderer was him as soon as Shui Shui appeared. Was he too weak? Only at the end did I realize how deep the murderer was.

What a pity. If Hayaki had lived, he would have been with Takashi. The Suzuran drawn by Takashi is so pure and cute, which shows that Hayaki is like this in Takashi's eyes🥺. It feels like Kagura has already developed a crush on Suzuran unknowingly. Hayaki doesn't need to feel inferior. People who love her will naturally find out how smart and beautiful she is🥺, but this relationship is too short-lived.

The paintings of Kagura's father and Takashi are quite shocking!

The serial murders gradually revealed a dark curtain of power and human nature. There is a sentence in the article that I remember deeply: No matter in any era, there are issues of identity, and human beings can never be equal. I want to say that people are divided into classes from the moment they are reincarnated! The cuckoo cries and the sorrow of blood cannot be exhausted, and the vicissitudes of the world cause a heartbreaking sigh. . .

Higashino's works are not only about reasoning, not just about finding the murderer, but also the things that make people move and think about them.

There is still a big gap between this work and other works by Keigo Higashino. After reading it well, I certainly hope that other books will be better. In short, there is still a big gap compared with "Malevolence", White Night Walk and The Suspect's Devotion.