The Mystery of the Magic Eye Box

Yes, as the second novel in this series, it is different from those cookie-cutter detective novels in that it has a deified new element like a prophet, which will really arouse your interest in reading. The complete story line and logical reasoning can easily bring readers into the story. Continue to watch the third part!

Compared to The Manor, I liked the case of The Magic Eye Box itself better, especially the final truth, which was a direction I had never thought of during the reading process. The reading experience was great. However, this book is not as good as the previous one in terms of the emotional maintenance and development between Hiruko and Hamura. This book felt too much for me. Is there a feeling of being too good about yourself, Hamura? And I beg you to socialize more with people than Riko-san, you will find a lot of people who are better than Hamura - I really don't understand the necessity of writing them together.

The murderer is easier to guess than the first part, but the reading experience is better. There is no longer the awkward feeling of "Chekhov's gun has not been fired" in the first part. Overall, it is good. It is strongly not recommended to read this book directly. It is best to read The Corpse Manor before reading The Evil Eye.

The pinnacle of the trilogy in my mind, the most exciting chapter of the work is Hiruko's solution to the mystery at the end, which is not the part about identifying the murderer, but the "theory of fate" part. Everything is the reincarnation of cause and effect, and no one can escape the destined fate. The hidden clues of all things have been buried long ago, and the hidden clues of the murderer's house are also buried.

The plot of this book is so exciting! The author Masahiro Imamura's imagination is really big, and every case is full of suspense, which made me unable to stop reading. I particularly hate that group behind the scenes, always doing things in the dark. But I really like the pairing of Joe Hamura and Hiruko. Their tacit understanding and wisdom are admirable. Moreover, the various clues and details in the book are well handled, giving me an immersive feeling. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!

It's so good-looking, I think it's easier to read than The Mystery of the Corpse Manor. The twist at the end is good, the male and female protagonists are so pure in love, it's a pity for the two young classmates. .

Not bad, except for the reasoning part, it's still pretty good.

My personal favorite trilogy

The wonderful tricks and twists far exceed those of the previous game.

The tricks in this author's books are not that brilliant, but his three books all have strong adventure elements, making them very exciting and engaging to read!

The ending is so exciting

I can like it very much

It's okay, it makes sense

It was quite brain-burning and kept me watching until the end.

The reasoning part may be a little weak, but the potential line retrieval is quite exciting.

Not as interesting as Corpse Manor