Looking for a Blizzard Villa Style Suspense Novel
It is best to have an unlimited flow, find an undercover agent to solve puzzles, be logical and not intellectual, and can accept emotional drama but it is the main focus of the career, and the emotional drama is just the seasoning of the plot.
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The twist at the end is very exciting, but the murderer's motive is a bit difficult to figure out. It's like the author suddenly realized that he forgot to write the motive when he was about to let out a sigh of relief after writing the reasoning, but there were not enough pages left to open it. When he was about to run out of ideas, he suddenly had an electric shock in his head and came up with a motive based on a certain stereotype. However, the story is still interesting and the writing technique is quite clever.
There is a part of the reasoning that feels far-fetched, and I don't agree with it. If it weren't for the end, I would have given up. I didn't expect that there would be a reversal later, and the previously far-fetched part has a reasonable explanation.
A good mystery novel. The logical reasoning is very detailed, and the twist at the end is also very powerful. I was so miserably deceived. . . [Laughing and crying]
It was so good for me to go. I thought that in the end the hero would launch the brutal collision with the real murderer. The whole story is still very good. Each chapter has a summary, which comforts the reader and attracts the reader's interest. It's a good book.
The plot of this book is very tight and kept me wondering what the truth was. I especially like the character Hoshizono Shirou. He has keen observation and provides many important clues to Sugoshita Kazuo. I hate the president of the real estate development company, he seems very selfish. But who is the murderer? I really want to know, I can't wait to read the content behind!
At first, I felt that the author's words before the beginning of each chapter affected the perception a bit, but I didn't expect that they were foreshadowing the plot. It turns out that there must be Watson by the detective's side, but the one following Watson may not be the detective.
Like the protagonist, I was completely deceived. I didn't doubt that person even after all the doubts.
Yes, when I looked at it, I changed from a wrinkled brain to a smooth brain. Generally speaking, when I think about it carefully, the last few chapters gave me a feeling of "abruptness". The following may contain spoilers, so I will leave it at a distance →↙ ↙↙↙ The look and feel of this article is very "poor". Each chapter begins with a paragraph []. Although I know there may be fog bombs and other considerations, so I have the content in [], but it still seems like "Oh! I will read the content of this chapter myself, no need to summarize", just... What you want is an immersive experience in the case, but suddenly there is a narration voice, and every time you invest, the next chapter will hit you into reality. Then, Chapter 2 talks about the appearance of the detective, because after Hoshino appeared, he was with "Watson". He originally maintained doubts about whether the detective was Hoshino, but unknowingly, his suspicions about Hoshino were gradually erased. Looking back, I think the detective has indeed appeared (I won't spoil the name), but my focus is on the "more bluffing" Hoshino, especially since Hoshino was right about the reason why Watson's date failed, giving him a "hazy detective illusion." Afterwards, it turned around and turned around, thinking that it would turn around again, but it ended abruptly. After thinking about it, the ending was a bit "abrupt", and I had a feeling that things were going like this.
The author's narrative trick started from the beginning, haha, I was fooled
Beware of artificial homosexuality
Unexpectedly quite wonderful
It's relatively ordinary. There's only one core trick, making a plate of dumplings for Dian Jiu.
The narration was good, but I wasn't that shocked after I guessed it. Besides, Asako is really the ideal type!
Rigorous logical flow reasoning, as well as small narrative tricks, this is a book written 30 years ago
I haven't finished reading it yet
Very interesting. Great twist. I didn't even expect that the murderer was him. It's great.
The characters are very interesting for this genre, the ending is satisfying, and the twist is refreshing. I have a good aftertaste after reading it.