Roger Mystery

As Agatha Christie's classic work, "Roger Mystery" pioneered narrative trickery. It unfolds from a first-person perspective, allowing readers to follow Dr. Sheppard's narration and go deeper into the case. The story begins with the death of Mrs. Ferrars and builds up to the murder of Roger Ackroyd. The plot is full of ups and downs and suspense, and readers are cleverly misled by the author in the process of constantly guessing the murderer. It wasn't until the truth was revealed at the end that I was shocked to realize that I had been deceived by the narrative trick. This strong impact was impressive and established this work's important position in the history of mystery novels.

The Beginning of Narrative, one of Grandma's classic masterpieces. Even now it is still a masterpiece. Readers who know that this is a mystery novel and have read mystery novels of the same genre may know who the criminal is from the beginning, but readers who read it for the first time will only be able to figure out who the real criminal is at a later stage when all the suspects have been eliminated one by one. Even if there are a lot of foreshadowings laid in the text to tell you, many readers will still fall into a fixed thinking pattern and selectively ignore it. Of course, this includes me [laughing and crying]

Yes, I was deceived by the beginning, the narrative trick, the murderer surprised me, one night, a group of people were busy, the murderer was confused, time is of the essence. Reading suggestions: Be sure to close the comment area, and it is best to read it in one go. It's really exciting and the characters are three-dimensional. It's just that the names of the people are not easy to remember, so I really thought about it for a long time after reading it.

Very dreamy. It's so exciting. Looking at it from the back, this entire book exists in the form of Dr. Shepard's manuscript. This is different from other detective stories, because the words in the manuscript can be a concise reflection of a part of reality, while other stories must reveal all the superficial plots from an objective perspective (it is rare to see a sudden statement in the later stage that a certain superficial plot was not mentioned in the early stage). Therefore, the doctor's tone in the last chapter can be described as full of ridicule. Narrative trickery refers to the author using article structure or writing techniques to deliberately conceal or mislead certain facts from readers, until the truth is revealed at the end, leaving readers with an indescribable sense of surprise (like this). Agatha Christie's Roger Mystery pioneered narrative trickery. Just don't tell the unnecessary ones, such as the murder process and hiding Ralph; slightly modify the more dangerous ones, such as "inheriting property" and "receiving a phone call"; create a friendly atmosphere, such as daily bickering and playing mahjong. However, if you look closely, you can see that there are foreshadowings such as time comparison, forced door opening, chair position, etc., Which is really clever. The characterization of Poirot is very interesting, mysterious and unique. He always finds connections among many tiny details, making the relationships between characters obvious and the sequence of events orderly. Every analysis he makes is worth savoring. Everyone lies, and "my" account is laced with a whopper of a lie. Thanks to Agatha Christie's "Roger Mystery" for bringing me a series of surprises!

I read it from "Tung Blossom" and it felt good, but I couldn't bear to read it. Maybe I am not very interested in foreign literature. I stumbled through it for a long time. The book itself is good. Even if I know the ending, I will take a breath at the end.

Great book, a Queen classic. Even if you know the truth, it's still worth watching, human nature is always so attractive. And the mahjong part really amused me because I traveled through time. It was so real. Pineapple acts as a matchmaker every day, hahaha.

Awesome... I don't read many detective novels. I saw this kind of long first-person narrative for the first time in 2023. When the secret was finally revealed, my mind was shocked. After all these years, it is still unconventional. Especially the language and translation are very comfortable to read, without the feeling of being stagnant and boring.

I actually guessed a little bit before, but I didn't expect it to be so thorough. . . It's really good, the foreshadowing and clues are recycled very well. I was really a little skeptical when I saw it, but it was just a little bit. I didn't expect it to be true... It was still very unexpected.

A wonderful mystery novel with strict logic and ups and downs of plot. I like Poirot so much, his funny appearance hides his delicate heart. His understanding of human nature is the key to solving the case, and his way of dealing with the murderer is also excellent. He is the most humane detective I have ever seen! It's a pity that there were too many spoilers before reading this book, but seeing the ending still made my head spin, and I couldn't help but marvel at my grandma's imagination.

My favorite among grandma's novels is this one [Send Heart] [Send Heart] [Send Heart] The ending really really made me feel like the shock in my heart was like being hit by a rocket [Send Heart] was a book I finished reading a long time ago. I read another book by grandma today. In retrospect, I still feel that this book has the greatest stamina, so I am here to add a five-star review [currently in progress]

The most exciting thing about this book is his narrative style. When I saw the middle part, I already thought that he might be the murderer. But judging from his performance, it is still difficult for me to agree with him as the murderer. And the last sentence is also a stroke of genius, describing the evil of the evil man so unabashedly. She is indeed the queen of reasoning. Of course, Pineapple's character is also worth investigating. He is the kind of mysterious person who makes no secret of his abilities. He also pays attention to the details of the people around him and protects their inner secrets. In short, reading mystery novels feels like a wonderful game in the brain. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] I made the mistake of saying it was Poirot [laughing awkwardly]

Didn't guess the ending. But one should also guess that this is a first-person narrated story.

Maybe there were too many people who borrowed from Agatha in later books, so I guessed the murderer from the beginning. But the queen is still a queen, and her characters and details are so interesting! I finished watching another one of her masterpieces.

In fact, what the murderer did was not very complicated, but it seemed complicated due to too many interfering factors. This book is not that interesting if it is spoiled before reading, because as long as you know who the murderer is, you will know the murder intention as soon as Poirot tells it, and it is difficult to guess the alibi. The thing only appears for a moment, and other people's stories cannot be guessed at all. When introducing this book, please don't mention the narration🙏🏻You will know the murderer as soon as this word comes out... You really need to read this book a second time. After you know the truth, you will have a completely different feeling when you read the previous description. Grandma's description is very accurate👍🏻This book was hard to read at the beginning, and I kept feeling sleepy until the end, and it became exciting. It requires some patience. The humanity inside is also very good, and everyone's personality is distinct and real.

A masterpiece among detective novels, Agatha perfectly combines the principles of fair play and narrative techniques. The whole novel has tight logic and interesting plots. Every character is described with flesh and blood. It allows readers to experience a detective game immersively and at the same time, they can also appreciate the relationship between Kings Albert and all living beings.

It is very exciting, with twists and turns and twists again, and it is a leader in suspense detective novels. I won't spoil it, but anyone who has seen the ending will be shocked. A word of advice for readers: don't read the commentary, as the ending will probably be spoiled somewhere in the middle. The plot is very natural, and there is a lot of foreshadowing, which leads to the ending. Overall, it is unexpected and reasonable.

It was recommended by a video account. Although I knew the ending in advance, I still couldn't help but sigh after watching it. In fact, when I read it, I noticed something was wrong, which was indescribably strange, but I still selectively ignored it. The various details and numerous foreshadowings in the article cannot be ignored, and every sentence cannot be ignored. What touched me the most was the sentence in the confession chapter, "What I said are all facts, but what if I added an ellipse after the first sentence?" When I saw this, my heart trembled. Is this the charm of words? [I understand][I understand][I understand]

I'm glad I finished reading it without being spoiled. When I first started watching it, I always felt that the doctor's expression was a bit strange. I thought it was the author's writing style or a translation problem. Later on, when Poirot trusted the doctor so much, I never doubted him. I didn't realize it until the end. It's really amazing [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

The third Grandma, the quality is still high, the plot is compact, and I can't find any flaws. I like Pineapple Detective more and more🌝

This book narrates the ins and outs of the story to readers from a first-person perspective, unfolding the story based on what a doctor saw and heard, allowing readers to get involved and experience the situation as if they were there. The language of this book is also very popular, or very easy to understand, and the plot is rigorous. After reading it, people will have a sudden enlightenment, a sudden enlightenment, and endless aftertaste.

After reading it, it is worthy of being the pioneering work of narrative reasoning. It is very exciting (but it is a pity that the ending was spoiled by the Duan Commentary and the ending was not so amazing. I suggest you not open the Duan Commentary when watching it for the first time). The portrayal of the characters is also very lifelike, and the ending is full of emotions... ——The following is a post-reading review that contains spoilers—— The saddest part when watching the end is that the doctor actually did such a thing, how sad and disappointed his sister must be...

[Spoiler alert at the end! The narrative technique of "Roger's Mystery" really deceives people. It breaks through the traditional reasoning narrative structure and makes the impossible possible. I have been suspecting this person in the family before, thinking that this person has an affair or that he is short of money, so it must be him. And according to the clues, he has time to commit the crime. As a result, everyone has something to hide, and we can reorganize it after peeling off the cocoons. [Spoiler alert! Spoiler alert The murderer turned out to be [me]!

Undoubtedly a masterpiece! Don't read any comments, read quietly and experience the final sadness. I feel frustrated that my gray cells seem to be of no use, and I do all my blind analysis; but I also regret the tragic ending, which makes me sigh endlessly.

The originator of sophistic writing, even if the novel was written a hundred years ago, it is still very interesting today, because his logic is very rigorous and perfect from beginning to end, and the clues are laid out for you. When you really tell who the murderer is, you will only feel convinced, because it is indeed like that. A very excellent mystery novel, a book that any mystery fan should not miss.

It's wonderfully written and not very long, so you can read it in a day if you spare some time. But it has been spoiled. Oh my god, I wish there were no spoilers in the world, but the reasoning in the middle is also very exciting. I really like Caroline

Only halfway through did I guess the murderer. When I read this book before, someone warned me not to read anything about this book, to be careful of spoilers, and to believe it decisively (there are still many good people in the world). I didn't even dare to comment on paragraphs, and only carefully clicked on the obvious places to complain (thank you for being careful). The author is great (seriously)

It's really exciting. The truth finally came out and my heart beat faster.

In this book, every character could be the murderer, keeping me guessing until the end. Moreover, the stories in the book also made me understand that I can't just look at the surface, but must think deeply to find the truth. I think this book is not only a mystery novel, but also allows us to learn a lot of principles in life. I can't wait to read her other works!

The reversal is really amazing. Although the murderer was suspected at first, in the subsequent development of the plot, the first-person narrative was still shaken hahaha. Overall, it is a book worth reading, grandma yyds!

It's great. It's the first time I read it from the perspective of this doctor. The whole reasoning is so exciting. Later, when I found out about the murderer, my scalp was numb and I felt very uncomfortable. I won't read the spoilers next time, even though I can't guess right every time! ! But Agatha's books are really great! ! ! ! [Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss][Blowing kiss]