Deadly Observation of Hunting for Strangeness

There are no zombies, no mechas, no interstellar, and no apocalypse here. Here are stories similar to Mr. Ni Kuang's Wesley series, independent but intertwined medium-length science fiction + adventure + some suspense reasoning stories. The background of the story is contemporary, and all the fantasy parts should try not to be too different from the level of contemporary technology. Therefore, the sense of distance will not be too much, and the sense of substitution will not be less. The author will do his best to make the fantasy aspects of science fiction plausible. After all, science fiction is all about lying, and you can tell it yourself. The biggest advantage of this book is that you never have to worry about it being unfinished, because it is a series of medium-length science fiction novels, and each volume is basically about 100,000 words. You can read them as separate stories, and the stories will have certain connections with each other. Of course, the overall characters and settings will definitely remain consistent. The first volume of Fatal Observation can be regarded as an old-fashioned theme. As for what theme it is, it is not convenient to say here. After all, there are certain suspense elements in it. To say this is equivalent to spoiling it. Readers who like this style will know after reading.