Ayatsuji Yukito 05: Clock Museum Incident

This work can be said to be quite perfect, with time tricks, architectural tricks, secret codes, secret rooms, atmosphere rendering, and ending reversal all in one. In particular, the grand and luxurious buildings are connected with the mysterious poetry, and the grand trick of time flow highlights Lundian's abnormal love for his daughter across time. It can be said that the story, techniques and characters have all reached the pinnacle of the series.

(Contains spoilers) A father uses time as a shield to protect his daughter's dreams. A mother, using time as a spear, takes revenge across the ages. This is the most perfect motivation in my mind. The high degree of fusion of motivation and subterfuge creates this top-notch masterpiece. You can say that trickery is not as good as astrology, and narrative is not as good as head-turning. (In turn, the narrative is used to defeat the astrology, and the conspiracy is used to defeat the leader). But the work's thinking about time is simply a dimensionality-reducing blow to the other two works.

After watching so many of our series, it was the first time that I eliminated all the distracting items and guessed the murderer correctly [Thinking]. The rule is that if the previous points were too obvious, just eliminate them and that's it. However, I didn't guess the murderer's motive. Overall, the author's design is very clever. The only thing I don't quite understand is whether the fortune teller Nonomiya can really calculate the time of death. Otherwise, there would be no birth of this clock museum.

Give it four stars. The plot has ups and downs, the content is fascinating, and the atmosphere is eerie and gloomy, but it is a good novel. But a strong story does not mean a strong reasoning. Good writing does not mean good logic. It's good to read ordinary novels on the spot, but it's a bit unsatisfactory to read mystery novels on the spot. Less than halfway through the novel, I have already guessed the identity of the murderer and the motive for the murder. I have read three books by Ayatsuji Yukito (Jukkakukan, Watermill Museum, and Clock Museum), and each time he wrote about the architectural structure in detail. He wrote a lot of pen and ink, and the writing was realistic and extremely complicated. In fact, it is to build a sealed environment to facilitate the murderer to commit crimes. There are no other institutions, secret rooms, or secret passages. Apart from the writing style, I really don't like anything else. Regardless of other museums, it is still interesting to watch Edogawa Ranpo, Kindaichi and Sherlock Holmes.

The episode with the lowest survival rate of the series (crossed out The second time I read it, I will probably never forget this book for the rest of my life... Can you give a brain to someone who has never read this book? I want to read it again! 😡 The process of reading this book is roughly as follows: Hey, what kind of book is this? It seems to be quite famous. Take a look at it → Ah, but I have already guessed the trick → Ah? Ah me me me! Oh my god, my god → (frightened by the explosive tail kill) A normal evaluation: First of all, the scenes in the book are very graphic, the plot is quite compact, and the characters have different personalities. Secondly, the book is very well designed and all elements are perfectly unified to the theme. As a mystery novel, the plot is concise and creative; as a suspense story, it uses a two-line narrative structure, which will not easily make people feel boring. Personally, I think the most brilliant thing about this book is that it condenses hundreds of thousands of words of suspense and emotional outbursts into a short statement of reasoning and solution at the end. Then, further advance the plot and spread the already heightened emotions while the iron is hot. The process of reading is like waiting for the hourly chime. Take a look at the page number in the lower left corner and think about how many pages are left before you finish it (no emotion). And this ending is like concentrating all your efforts to reveal the answer to the mystery! Brain shaking (biting fingers). After turning off the phone, the bell still echoed for a long time, and then I sat up at three o'clock in the middle of the night: Damn, this is my new personality. Yesterday, the film and television trailer for "The Watch House" was released! ! Even today is Mitarashi Kei's birthday (

"Time will not wait for anyone, it will only pass by ruthlessly, taking away everything, including our lives." Works written in 1991, Time Conspiracy and Secret Room Conspiracy are no longer new from today's perspective, but I felt very happy after reading it. The elements involved in the book include but are not limited to light and dark murderers, secret rooms, time tricks, Blizzard Mountain Villa, twisted love, and even "Conan" jokes. The various reasoning elements are complete and not cluttered. The romantic and sensational ending also gives the book a perfect ending.

The first time I opened it was after the first college entrance examination, when I was new to mystery novels. I have finished reading it now, after the second college entrance examination, during the winter vacation after the first semester of college. Ha, you ask me why it takes so long to read a mystery novel? Because someone spoiled it, damn the book review section. Please give me likes, upvote comments, and cover leaky comments. In addition, the story is very exciting, but it lacks the tension and excitement that I had when I first read a mystery novel. I don't know why this book is rated so highly.

The Clock Museum, the mystery of time, the ingenuity of the puzzles, link by link, Ayatsuji Yukito used ingenious designs to hide the real murderer in the seemingly reasonable truth, like a perfect revenge, and finally Shimada Kiyoshi peeled off the clues and restored the truth. In the end, all the sins ended in the collapsed Clock Museum, as if those who fooled time will eventually be punished by time.

Some comments say that this is the author's top work. It is indeed more exciting than the previous ones and the design is more exquisite. This one could make a blockbuster movie

I would like to call it the most exciting episode, the most thrilling episode, the most dramatic episode, and the most regretful episode.

Very exciting! Open low and go high. It was a bit boring in the early stage, but in the later stage it was impossible to stop watching. The atmosphere is perfect. The entire clock museum is filled with a mysterious and ancient atmosphere. The Blizzard Villa mode infinitely magnifies the horror and suspicion. The plot rhythm is very well controlled. It should be very suitable for being remade into a movie (but it is a bit bloody 😰) The only flaw is that there are too few reasoning elements, a very classic routine, and I was only slightly shocked at the end. Also, the article mentioned many times that such an exquisitely designed watch museum and such a legendary designer could design such a simple secret room and secret door? Very disappointing 🙁 The overall look and feel is still very good and very interesting. This is the first chapter of the Museum series that I have read. I heard that this is the most famous one, but I have reservations about it. Finally, I want to say that the murderer is simply a special soldier! It's really outrageous,,,

Using time to commit crimes, I feel that this is not Ms. Ibo's revenge alone. The foreshadowing laid by the author is not fully revealed through the words of Shikaya and the others, but allows readers to think and ponder the deeper truth.

A masterpiece of reasoning with both a sense of suspense and a tragic core. The murderer took advantage of the difference between the time inside the museum and the outside world to create an alibi, and the logic was tight. The two-line parallel narrative, various foreshadowings, coupled with the gloomy and depressing atmosphere, and the final fatalistic collapse further sublimate the work.

The best book in the Pavilion series, with top-notch time conspiracies paired with romantic backgrounds and motives. The story and conspiracies are closely integrated, and the foreshadowing is well handled. The ending with the collapse of the tower is also very shocking.

An extremely extraordinary feast for the soul, a tragedy caused by a tense situation, and a clever and astonishing time conspiracy! A well-deserved masterpiece from a master! Happy

I just feel like I don't know what to say. Everyone is innocent, and the crime will not lead to death. It is a combination of circumstances that led to such a tragedy.

I feel that when Guasheng and the others dug the trap, they actually didn't have much malice. They just wanted to punish another classmate a little. They were wrong, but the crime will not lead to death. The cause of Kyoko's death was the delay in rescuing him, and Yu Ji Mi was the one who maliciously wanted Kyoko to die.

This should be the bloodiest murder in the Pavilion series I have read so far. In the article, the victim's uneasiness and fear of not knowing when he will be killed, the various arrangements made by the Avengers according to the plan, and the stories behind them. It cannot be said that the Avengers are at fault. From her perspective, how can she not hate the other party, including Ton Dian's mood, and the arrangements for his daughter to live to be 16 years old? I can only say that the author is very good at writing.

It's a very shocking film. Although the murderer was already known in advance, watching the original work again is still thrilling and fascinating. The murderer is simply a superman 😮. I feel so tired after completing this murder plan...

After reading it all day, I finally finished it. Is it worthy of being read by Yukito Ayatsuji? It is a very good new work. The murderer is really merciless. The difference in time flow inside and outside the museum is really comfortable. However, a novel like this is a little too suggestive. I basically guessed the murderer halfway through (but I really didn't see the method). The story is very good, but the reasoning is still a little bit poor. And the murderer is killing people indiscriminately. Some of the dead are really innocent.

It's a very novel subject. I couldn't guess the murderer correctly. During the reading process, I guessed the murderer all wrong. After reading it, I was full of awe of time. It turns out that time can regulate everything, and it can also destroy everything. The details are also exquisite

I feel like this book is great! ! ! At first I just thought it was a double line similar to Jukkaokan. Combining time and secret rooms is awesome! Everyone in the review is so smart. I am the only one who sometimes thinks this is the murderer, and sometimes thinks that that is (sorry, my brain is too weak).

This book is really wonderful. Time and clocks represent all love, all hate, and even the murderer and the end of this building! Throughout the entire book, it's impressive! The characterization of the characters is also very thorough, and a series of foreshadowings have been laid for a long time, not to mention the design and utilization of the entire building!

Finished reading on 2023.4.20 15:32. The writer is only responsible for reasoning about the case. Even with careful planning, there are emergencies. If you don't want others to know, you have to do it yourself.

At first I thought the murderer was someone, so I started reading with this in mind and found that there were a lot of loopholes and I was a little disappointed. But after reading it, I realized that I had been thinking wrong all along. Great story, logic and stuff online.

My reading experience is much better than the previous chapters in the series, and it is more mature in every aspect. The murderer was very neat with his knife, but after reading it I really wanted to scream for the injustice of those who died.

God within God, the shock is unforgettable.

Logic and trickery are good.

Compact rhythm and clear logic

Incredible trick