The Glass Bird Will Not Return

I like it very much. The narrative method of this book is a little different from that of Blue Rose. Of course, the main plot and the sub-plot are still alternately narrated. I admire the two police officers Maria and Lian in the novel. I also admire the author for designing such a mystery. It seems complicated and confusing, but the answer is very simple and unexpected. It is a bold and outrageous guess. It is almost impossible to guess the answer. It was shocking when the author revealed the answer. Very good. These three books should be read as Jellyfish - Blue Rose - Glass Bird (abbreviation)

I feel that the case in this book is much more complicated than that in Blue Rose, with many twists and turns, each of which I didn't expect. The glass bird is also amazing. The plot of this book can be regarded as the most evil form of capitalism, right?

The case has constant twists and turns, and it is full of desire to read. It is about whether the author has some misunderstanding about the little girl. Like the previous two books, the little girl's writing is very beautiful, but the result is always unfortunate.

It's simple enough. The case is indeed more complicated than that of Blue Rose, but when I read it at the beginning, I can say that I didn't have much sense of immersion (maybe for personal reasons). The case was really unexpected and explosive. [Thinking] It's hard for you to figure out who was killed by whom. [Chigua] It would be more interesting to read the ending! Recommend

The author feels so knowledgeable. When I read The Blue Rose, I felt like I was supplementing chemistry and biology. When I read this book, it felt like I was supplementing physics. Knowledge entered my brain in a strange way [eating melon] Ichikawa Youto's book is still as amazing as ever, and it is as shocking as ever in terms of three perspectives and reasoning and tricks. It's very imaginative and the twists are amazing, but in the end I didn't quite understand the ending of this oe [thoughts]

I didn't expect it to be like this. In the beginning, when the little girl bombed the building, I thought it was the man in black who did it, but it turned out that he was also one of the victims. When you are extremely pessimistic and dark, suddenly a beam of light illuminates you, but the next second, the light is gone, and the seeds sprout at this moment. From the beginning to the end, Hugh Sanford is not a good person. He is an evil capitalist. He thought that illegally raising rare animals and his behavior were the craziest. He actually raised people as animals, which once refreshed his understanding of people. Lorna, I didn't expect that she would transform from a girl like that to a murderer covered in blood. But her darkening process can also be seen. Once again, I admire Police Department Maria. Her behavior and thinking are quite special. It was really hard to escape from the fire stairway, but luckily everything went fine in the end. However, Major John seems to be interesting. Lian and Maria have been partners for a long time, and they can all guess that she has gone to the top. It's a good partnership. The first part is thrilling to watch, with the locked "secret room" and the changing walls and glass. I lament that Ian's mind is so smart, although a few "laughs" about him made me think he might be the murderer. Cecilia was later suspected, but she too was killed. There is another person! It's similar to the jellyfish boat. The descriptions at the scene all indicate that there is someone else. But Bediri's description is even more shocking. Now I wonder if it was too dense and too sudden to react. An "iron door" made me mistakenly think that Ian and his party were all on the top floor, but it turned out not to be the case. But Pamela said at the beginning that this was "Bie Di". In the final ending description, Ai Jia did not understand. Is it open-ended? The glass bird will not return. She thought it was really a bird, but it is actually a human. It is linked with the previous two books, needless to say, the jellyfish boat. As a reminder, Erin is the daughter of Dr. Frankie in The Blue Rose . This book also has special features. One is the timeline. The first two books were all about settling accounts after the fact, so this book goes on at the same time. The other is that there are two murderers. Although there are actually three, there was only one in the past.

When I first started watching it, I realized that the prologue this time was not described in the first person. When I saw the little girl, my first thought was of the "Glass Bird" that escaped, but I just thought it was too outrageous to overturn it. It's really sinful for Xio to raise people as 'glass birds'. It's also because of him that this tragedy happened, you evil capitalist. Maria is really smart, her ideas are wild and unconstrained, but it is precisely because of this that she can think of things that ordinary people would not think of, and the case can make progress. The case in this film is more complicated than the previous two films. What I didn't expect was that there would be two murderers. Maybe I was a little preconceived. Jellyfish will not freeze - blue roses will not sleep - glass birds will not return

The plot of this book is full of ups and downs and suspense, making people unable to resist reading it in one sitting. The author Ichikawa Yuto's writing is vivid and the characters are described in detail, especially the description of the little girl, which made me seem to be able to see the novelty and fear in her eyes. "What kind of place is this? It's much bigger than my bedroom and the room where I eat with my family." This sentence fully reflects the little girl's confusion. Looking forward to the author's next work!

Two lines, two spaces, two murderers, 911 implants. This book is better than the first two books in the series. It is really good and worth reading.

This book that reverses Ichikawa's worries is really wonderful When watching suspense, I will also think about the development of the story and have doubts in the plot. The story will also have the kind of analysis of the characters' emotions. The academic language is very professional, but it will not affect my understanding of the plot. I want to scream every time I see the ending. The plot is very exciting, especially the one written by Yuuto Ichikawa. I give it full marks. Each book has the perspective of the victim and the perspective of the police investigating the case. In the end, when they are put together, they actually form a very complete story line. The first one is Blue Rose, which has a really strong twist. It is not about the identity of the characters. It actually has a reversal of the timeline, which is half a narrative. Then the second one is Jellyfish. The jellyfish story is also good. It can be seen that the story line of Ichikawa Yuto is mostly about revenge. In this book, although I can guess the story frame, the case within the case also shocked me a lot. Shocking, Rebecca has subverted an era; I thought the glass bird would be a jellyfish, but the result is really beyond expectations. My mother, there was no double-line story like the blue rose in the early stage, which was confusing. But in the end, when I was told that the "glass bird" was the person who raised Hugh, I was really stunned 😨 Ichikawa Yuito, you really deserve this

Nice! The two lines are narrated side by side, constantly reversing, and you won't be able to guess the answer until you see it in the end.