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Looking for a Detective Novel Like Forensic Doctor Qin Ming! !
One case after another, don't fall in love! Don't fall in love! Don't fall in love! Say important things three times! Wouldn't it be nice to solve the case well? That little brother and sister have some, please recommend them. 🥳🥳🥳
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A masterful secret room novel. It deserves at least a rating of 9.5 Or above, if you are a true fan of mystery novels.
Well written indeed! He is worthy of being the father of the Chamber of Secrets! ! It's like watching a movie! I read The Three Coffins first and then this one. Sure enough, each author's writing style is really obvious. Be sure to review it again if you have the chance! !
Super beautiful court reasoning, this kind of reasoning lies not only in the reasoning itself, but also in the verbal confrontation in the court, which is the dual stimulation of logic and debate. The last courtroom reasoning book that I found interesting was "Witness for the Prosecution". Compared to the stunning reversal of the former, this book is about stripping away details and logic, like a precision instrument being dismantled into ordinary parts. Once you assemble each part, you will realize how precise and tightly fitting it is.
The beginning of the article is very attractive, an almost absolute secret room, an almost irrefutable murderer, and let's see how Sir Henry Merivale overturns the case. The article displays the court trial process and evidence in great detail, and the arguments between the defense and the prosecutor in the court are extremely tense. It's really hard to guess what Judas' Window is and who the murderer is, but after seeing the ending, I can't help but admire the author's rigorous logic.
Checking out Carl's second book, I finally found the second mystery master that I like so much besides my grandma. Not only logic and techniques, but also the creation of characters. I like Sir HM so much. He is a detective who is flesh and blood, down-to-earth, has a sense of justice and is compassionate (it remains to be seen whether he is a professional matchmaker hhhhhh
The storyline of this book is so exciting! Just like the experience of a friend of mine, he was misunderstood as a thief. All the evidence pointed to him, and it was really hard to argue. Fortunately, the truth finally came out. While reading this book, I was always worried about the protagonist, but fortunately, a talented lawyer helped me in the end. I think this book is not only telling a story, but also made me understand not to believe superficial evidence easily, but to think more.
In fact, what I find interesting is that the truth of the matter is deduced step by step in the court. The later Twelve Angry Men should also learn from this novel, right? (Uncertain
The classic among classics
A very exciting locked room murder case
The secret room technique is indeed wonderful, but the narrative process is a bit boring for me [face covering]
Although many years have passed, the charm of original reasoning is eternal!
It's okay, the main thing is the confrontation in the court, which makes me a little confused, but the method of committing the crime is very brilliant and unexpected.
Progressing step by step, very exciting
A masterpiece, with smooth logic and step-by-step instructions.
It's so wonderful, it's as good as the prosecution witness in my case.
It's very good, but there is a reading threshold [laughing and crying]. If you don't like court argument dialogues, the previous part will be very boring.