No One Survived

This book is really a classic. It has a good psychological description of everyone facing the coming of death, and the ending is unexpected. I personally recommend reading it in a quiet environment, so that you can better feel the charm of this book.

The story has ups and downs and a wonderful ending. When I saw Vera committing suicide, I quite suspected that the author forced the character to die for the sake of the plot. If I didn't read the last chapter, I would have thought the article was unfinished. Suspenseful events are easy to write, but how to wrap them up is the biggest problem and the criterion that distinguishes ordinary authors from masters.

I got goosebumps! I really didn't expect that the murderer would die like this. This murder is really not simple. Every step must be perfect, and the murderer must also participate. It's so exciting. Highly recommended! [Praise]

An eternal classic! As expected of Agatha The way Confessions in a Drifting Bottle is so novel, it can also be regarded as the romantic sentiment of the judge. From Wargrave's perspective, Vera's sins were greater than Lombard's. Lombard never treated the black people who died because of him as people like himself. Vera knew that Cyril was a living person like herself, but she still killed him. From this perspective, she was more cruel than Lombard.

A masterpiece! My grandma's No. 1 Mystery novel created the "Isolated Island Model (Blizzard Villa Conspiracy Style)", which can be said to have a profound influence on later generations of mystery novels! Grandma understands the psychological state of almost every character very well. In order not to spoil this novel, I can only say that this is really a masterpiece! And only when everyone is dead will you realize who the real murderer is! No one survives, really only when no one survives can the truth be revealed! (However, as a digression, the description of the characters in the front and the psychological description in the back make it easy to rule out the real murderer. This is a bit pretentious, and in terms of "trick", it will definitely pale in comparison with some novels of the same type in later generations. However, as a "grandfather novel" that pioneered the genre, full marks are guaranteed!)

There's not much to say, it's very exciting. It is indeed the novel that created the Blizzard model. Throughout the book, I assumed that there was no murderer and that everyone died according to specific rules. After all, fate cannot be resisted. The inner drama is particularly exciting, perfectly restoring what everyone thinks when their thoughts are all messed up. Remember to take screenshots of the record part and the poetry part. It will be very helpful for you to remember the ten people in the book, the crimes they committed, and their symbols of death. And do you recommend any other books of this type?

"There Are No Survivors" is Agatha's recognized pinnacle work. Ten guests who don't know each other are invited to an isolated island. During dinner, the gramophone suddenly accuses each of them of committing a murder. What followed was a series of deaths that were as accurate as the predictions of nursery rhymes: ten small Indian porcelain statues disappeared one by one, corresponding to ten weird ways of death. There are no detectives on the island, no detectives, only deepening suspicion and fear - who is the murderer hiding among them? When the last person fell as promised, the case seemed to have become an unsolvable mystery. It wasn't until the confession in the bottle was picked up that the truth emerged: It turns out that the calmest bystander is the cruelest planner. With the ultimate closed space and human torture, this novel established the eternal classic of the "island killing" model. And grandma's rigor is really shocking. All the unreasonable results I thought were foreshadowing. Everything is traceable. I sincerely admire her. Although it is an ideal killing method, it is also very awesome.

It's really good to read. I've read the paper book and wanted to read it again, but I didn't have the book with me, so I read the e-book. Although I don't understand reasoning, it was really interesting to guess who the murderer was. I thought it was the doctor, Vera, and Lombard (I always thought he liked Vera), but I didn't expect it to be... No spoilers, just to give some mystery to friends who haven't read it. It's short, exciting, and engaging. It's really better than those long-winded online articles that talk about bloody things without logic and just the number of words (not that all online articles are bad, but the good ones are like looking for a needle in a haystack)

It's a very beautiful book. You will regret not reading it. The reading time is short because most of the time is spent reading the paper version. The whole book is short and concise, the text is concise but precise, and there is really not a sentence that is nonsense. Although about ten characters appear at the beginning of the chapter with complex names and different identities and backgrounds, it does not affect the reading at all. I find that this kind of introduction introduces a lot of characters at the beginning. On the contrary, each character is particularly easy to remember and has very distinct characteristics. Of course, the author has a very deep foundation, not only at the level of suspense, but also in the foreshadowing and step-by-step development of the plot. The characterization of each character is very vivid. The twist at the end is also of an epic level (it has been followed by many works with similar themes to pay homage and imitate it)

I spent a huge sum of 38 on sparkling water at Sisyphus Bookstore and sat down to read a book quickly, but I didn't see the ending in the bookstore. Fortunately, Yang Persimmon has the copyright to Do Good Things, and it is even the same version as the one I saw in the bookstore. I read it twice. Nice. It's even more satisfying to have the murderer's detailed autobiography at the end. The first Agatha book I read was probably "Murder on the Orient Express" in the blind box I bought a few years ago. To be honest, I can't remember the exact plot, but when I think about the author's ability to maintain high-quality output over so many years, I think it's really amazing and great. She is indeed the queen of reasoning.

Finally it dawned on me. I read about the plot where the doctor and the judge were talking to each other. It was so well designed that I mistakenly thought that the doctor went out to meet the judge. Unexpectedly, it was the judge who pushed the doctor into the sea and pretended to be a doctor👨‍⚕️ Killing people according to the nursery rhyme, and all the gaps in the previous logic are explained later. The overall story is seamless and worth savoring again and again.

It's a great novel, with great ideas, and the details of the characters are very well drawn. In fact, I couldn't remember everyone's name at first, but in just a dozen chapters, I clearly remember everyone's ending and image. It's very vivid and worthy of being a classic.

It's really exciting and exciting, worthy of Agatha! I have read many commentaries on "No Survival" before, and now I finally read it myself. Even though part of the content has been spoiled in advance, it does not affect the appeal of this book! The terrifying and tense atmosphere set in Blizzard Mountain was so well rendered, Owen, Owen, and the hidden meaning behind Owen also shocked me. From the mysterious tape recorder at the beginning to the nursery rhyme soldiers to everyone's death, the plot has ups and downs, everyone's reaction, everyone's alibi, the character traits corresponding to everyone's behavior, and the reversal and reversal at the end. It's a really charming plot, whether it's the foreshadowing in the article or the bright lines in the nursery rhyme, as well as the characterization of each character... They are all god-like. There are obviously many characters, but they are memorable, and the killing methods are also very interesting, especially the death of the female teacher and the doctor. The character traits revealed by the murderer during the murder process correspond to the identity of the murderer when the truth is finally revealed, and there is a sense of fate.

The third person's writing style is calm and restrained, concise and clean, and the tense and terrifying atmosphere rendered is even more attractive than the murder. The characters are revealed from the train at the beginning of the article. The fragmentary outlines and descriptions of the characters make people think about it. I guessed almost everyone, including the judge, but I had to When the truth was revealed in the end, I was still amazed. The judge used his precise and watertight modus operandi, his insight behind the appearance, and his intimate knowledge of human weaknesses to play with the nine people and create an almost perfect artistic crime, so much so that he even sacrificed himself for it.

It's so wonderful, the storyline is intertwined [Salute] The author's psychological description of each person and the characterization of the characters are meticulous and just right; the atmosphere described in the middle and later stages of the novel is almost immersive. The one who impressed me the most in the novel was Vera. I didn't expect that Vera would be the last to die in the nursery rhyme of Ten Little Soldiers. Putting aside the legal and moral aspects, she was really smart and keen. It can only be said that human nature is complicated; and the judge, whose strong sense of justice and fascination with killing made him choose the judge. In this profession, I feel that these two forces have been pulling him, so he chose to kill ten people who could not be found guilty by the law by different means in his limited life. But actually I am a little confused. In the judge's confession, it was mentioned that he left the crowd many times and acted many times. How did he go unnoticed, especially the one about the Wasp?

It is indeed a classic. I have actually seen the "Tempest House" technique in anime or other novels before, so I wasn't too surprised by the development of the plot when I first started watching it. But the author's design is really clever, he has a good grasp of each character, and the plot is compact and ups and downs. After reading it, I can't help but sigh. This kind of pursuit of perfection in committing crimes is so terrifying. I am most afraid of criminals who have paranoid and extreme pursuits in certain aspects, because they often have extraordinary IQ and rigorous psychology.

It's really thrilling, and the ending is also very unexpected, but I still feel like I'm enlightened after watching it. It's really great, especially the psychological description of Vera at the end, as if Hugo is really back, it's really wonderful [Like] [Like]

It is no exaggeration to say that every action, expression and psychological activity of the characters in the book can trigger my heartstrings. Moreover, the description of the environment and details made me feel like watching a movie in my mind. The pictures are very real, the characters are quite profound and clear, and the plot description and atmosphere are in place. I feel nervous and novel through the book. Whenever there is a suspect who is worthy of suspicion, the results are often unexpected. His is a story about crime and punishment. A perfect crime carried out in an artistic and ritualistic manner by a cassock-clad executioner. This is an act of fighting evil with evil and violence with violence. But I think that apart from the law, no one has the right to judge other people's lives.

Classics can really be read over and over again, providing inspiration for life and writing, and can give people complete logical thinking abilities. I want to bring the perspective of the police. The second brush can reveal a lot of details, including the psychological activities without the names of the characters. What shocked me the most was that when the judge first proposed to cooperate with the doctor, there was a psychological description of everyone. He said that the doctor was a fool, but it was not clearly marked. I didn't expect that there were so many foreshadowings. I was shocked when I read it. I didn't notice it at first and it made me crazy. I didn't realize it until I read it again. I can imagine how crazy I would be if the police didn't find out... When I first started watching it, I really felt that it was just a running story. Until the ending, I really felt that it was too invincible... Sandman's methods are not particularly clever, but the murderer is well hidden, and he is an old man, so no one suspects it. It feels like an open-ended ending. In those days, there was only written records, and there was no other way. If there were really others, maybe... He wrote the final method in the bottle, and he could get away with it, and no one would know. No Life is suitable for reading twice. After all, No Life is a precedent for nursery rhymes. When I read it for the first time, it completely followed the nursery rhymes. I always felt that the murderer was eliminated one by one. In the end, I didn't know why, but I found it quite shocking. After reading it for the second time, I focused on finding the solution. After reading it, I understood more. This is the first Agatha book I read. It was recommended by an author who is still improving in writing. I think it is good-looking. It deserves to be called the king of mystery novels. There are no scary descriptions in the whole book, but it makes people feel chills on their backs in the afternoon. It is so awesome. Recommend! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Grandma's "No Survival" is simply amazing! Ten strangers were invited to an isolated island, and then died mysteriously in the style of a nursery rhyme. The plot was super exciting. Grandma's portrayal of the characters is very real, and in the desperate situation of the closed island, humanity is vividly displayed. The story is cleverly laid out and every detail is carefully designed. The final reveal is amazing and the logic is superb. This book is a classic of suspense novels, pioneering the "isolated island model" and having a profound influence on later generations of reasoning works. Friends who like suspense must not miss it! The characters in the book are rich and three-dimensional. Although the length is limited, Agatha makes each character vividly presented to the readers through delicate descriptions. They come from different walks of life, with different backgrounds and personalities, and each of them carries his own secrets and sins. For example, Vera, who looks weak but hides an ulterior secret in her heart; Judge Wagrave is calm, wise and has his own unique concept of justice. The complexity of these characters makes the story more fascinating and allows readers to constantly think about the good and evil of human nature during the reading process.

This story is scary and fascinating. The plot of the story is step by step, link by link, with ups and downs. It makes people feel like they have fallen into the bizarre death of another person before they have recovered from one person's death. The psychology of oppression makes people crazy, a very good novel.

There is no unnecessary nonsense. This film is perfect, especially the final monologue. It is wonderful and wonderful. It pays tribute to Judge Wargrave... What I feel most sorry for here is General MacArthur... If he could die peacefully and decently, he would not lose his dignity as a general in his life. After all, he still has his heart...

2026.7.22 I came here because of its reputation. When the main text was finished, I thought that the Queen of Reasoning would not tell us the results. I was losing interest, so when I turned back, I found another confession. Maybe it's because it's a book, which limits our vision and we can only follow the author's thinking, so the results are not particularly shocking when they come out. But there is still a very shocking point, that is, the author is very meticulous when dealing with the details of the zone. When you play the second time, you will feel that everything is reasonable.

The suspense effect is full, and I really can't think of who the murderer is after watching it all the way [smiles]. But after seeing the final explanation, the logic made sense again (novel) and beautiful [heartfelt]

A masterpiece! The plot develops naturally, making the atmosphere more and more tense, revealing each person's more or less "sin", unexpected deaths, "soldiers" disappearing in sequence, and violently collapsing psychological activities. The scenes are terrifyingly real. In addition, the article uses God's perspective many times to completely tell everyone's actions and psychology, such as the reasons for going to the island, daily activities, guesses about the murderer, etc. Whenever a seemingly reasonable guess is blatantly overturned, people inside and outside the book are always horrified, watching helplessly as each character dies in a fateful manner, accompanied by increasingly terrifying songs. The book has three endings: the first ending is when Vera hangs herself; the second ending is when the police investigation reaches a deadlock, which actually represents the secular view of the murder case on the island; and the third ending is when the judge summarizes the entire process. There is justice everywhere in the review, which reflects the judge's personal values. The truth is revealed in this way. While lamenting the strict logic, we should actually think more: Is the justice pursued by the judge real? In the police's discussion, most of the accusations made by the ten people on the island were problematic, which generally overturned the previously gradually established view of "all of them are evil". In the story, the general's state before his death is thought-provoking, and his incredible calmness left a deep impression on me. "Life is death, all the time." It seems to have been gained.

Grandma's works are still as good as ever. I like No Survival and Roger Mystery the most.

I've always heard about it. Finally, after watching a variety show, I decided to read the original work. After all, it was written very early. Looking at it from today's era, I always feel that the process of solving the mystery seems to be a little loose. But to be able to create such an interlocking plot in that era, and to reverse the story in the form of the murderer's own narration at the end, I think it is really exciting. Agatha's work is really great.

This book sets up suspense, lays out the foreshadowing, and leads the whole text... Etc. There is no need to be poor in Chinese writing skills. If you have nothing to do, read these books more and think more. It is 100 times better than the tactics of sea of questions. It's so unpredictable that you can't even guess the fake death.

"And Then There Were None" was created in 1939. It is a classic Blizzard Villa model, a nursery rhyme about murder and psychological oppression, and a discussion of lynching justice.

A very good mystery novel, a classic is a classic and good-looking. It is a fan of the authorities, and it is clear to outsiders. The plot in it was originally thought to be the calm Vera, or a mercenary, or a judge. Although it was indeed the judge in the end, the twist in the plot is eye-catching [heartfelt]