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The Protagonist Designed the Crime, No One Survived, Manslaughter
There is a novel in which the protagonist travels to a time to reduce the crime rate, so he organizes a live broadcast of solving crimes. The protagonist wrote the script of Manslaughter, Mekong River Case, No Survivor, and participated in it. After the completion, there will be an explanation from the police station. What novel is it? I forgot.
Classic Literature, Works That Won Nobel Prizes and Grand Prizes
I am a quasi-junior high school student. I don't read cool articles or messy ones. I focus on the field of literature. I hope to improve my writing skills and hand over the good books in your hands!
Forensic Medicine. Detective Suspense Reasoning Series
Let's talk about the current forensic and detective suspense reasoning series. They are really full of flaws... 80 Words are not enough to complain about... I was fascinated by "Sherlock Holmes", maybe the standard is a bit high...
Suspense and Mystery Genre, No Heroine, No Virgin, Brain-Burning
There has been a shortage of books recently, alas
The Best Novel
It strongly recommends Deep Sea Zhenyuan, and the plot has ups and downs and is exciting. ! ! !
I really can't believe that Poirot died like this. When I saw that Poirot was seriously ill in the previous chapters, I just thought that the illness would get better, but I didn't expect that this would be Poirot's last case. Christie really wrote him to death. The little Fufu next door fell into a canyon and was critically ill but not dead. We still have to respect Christie's choice, maybe an incomplete ending is the best one Goodbye, the famous detective who has solved many cases such as The Mysterious Case at Styles Manor, ABC Murders, Murder on the Orient Express, etc.
39 Books, the story of Poirot and Hastings ends like this. Poirot finally killed the murderer with the sword of justice and judged himself. There was no murderer and no crime as he wished. I really want to cry. The ending I wrote for myself is not happy at all. The disease is painful, but it is so tender and touching. Goodbye, M. Poirot!
Starting from Styles and ending with Styles, I followed Poirot's wonderful investigation process all the way. I admired Agatha so much! For me, who has obsessive-compulsive disorder, I must read all Poirot's stories in one episode before I can continue Marple's.
The last case is really exciting! The first time I read Agatha's work was "None Survived". It was also my first exposure to mystery novels, and I fell in love with this type of work instantly. Then began the Poirot series, beginning with Styles and ending with Styles. I knew very early on that Poirot would die in the last case. Until I read Poirot's last words to Hastings and was found dead, I still couldn't hide my sadness that such a powerful detective had left like this. As always, I doubted this and that, and couldn't guess the truth at all. It was only after reading the postscript that I suddenly realized that all the details matched up, but it was still hard to believe. I felt like I believed in Poirot as firmly as Hastings. This is the best ending. The greatest detective, Hercule Poirot!
The ending is quite unexpected, isn't it [Thinking]
This book is so wonderful! I especially like the character of Poirot. Although he is old and has limited mobility, his eyes are still shrewd and shining. His insight into the case and his reasoning ability are really admirable. And the friendship between him and Hastings is also very touching. The plot of this book was intense and I couldn't wait to see the ending. Agatha Christie's works are always addictive!
Poirot died like this? It looks so sad
The murderer in this book is easy to guess, but the author still sets up a mystery at the end to make you doubt the correctness of your reasoning. There is nothing special about the killing method, but the most ingenious thing about the whole book is that every detail in the book is closely related to the personality of the characters, and it is based on well-thought-out logic. As the last case of the great detective Poirot, I can't help but feel sad for the readers who have been following him to solve crimes. The passing of such a great detective.
Delicate exotic flowers require the care of a greenhouse - it has no protection against cold winds. Only weeds will grow vigorously in the cold air, but weeds cannot be loved for this reason.
The final work of Agatha's Poirot returns to the manor where the story started. It not only burns brains to solve the case, but also digs deeper into the darkness and moral boundaries of human nature. Poirot has stood up for justice in a tragic way in his late years. The curtain falls, which is not only the end of the case, but also the end of a generation of detectives. It is full of sorrow and deep torture of life.
This modus operandi is indeed very subtle. Although I guessed that Norton was X from the beginning, I also thought that his modus operandi must be unusual. But I really didn't expect it to be this way.
Where everything begins, it ends May all crimes that escape the law be punished
Grandma gave Poirot a perfect curtain call!
The case will be forgotten, but the detective will live forever!
He is the first great detective novel that made me cry
Awesome, pretty bad crime.
Poirot must be alive
Poirot's confession at the end was so touching.
My friend. The first time we joined forces to attack was here, and the last time was also here!
The end of a great detective
I always thought the murderer was a woman [face covering] until the last letter! I didn't expect that since he is x!
Hey, this kind of life ending is not bad. I guessed the murderer, hehe.
I have read many books by Grandma, and this is the last one in the Poirot series. It is a bit sentimental, as our great detective has not escaped the wind erosion.