
The Wrongly Placed Murder Case
错位追凶
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 338k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Wow, amazing... The writing is straightforward and simple, yet gentle and powerful, and the psychological portrayal is quite realistic. Especially the sense of destiny Tingfang felt when facing her daughter's death—it left a very deep impression, hard to describe... I'm really looking forward to seeing Luo Jie's journey as a serial killer. Keep up the good work, teacher! It's exceptionally well-written! 💕❤️
This is so well written! It's been a long time since I've seen such a brilliant mystery, suspense, and time-travel story. It's comparable to the Korean drama "Signal," and it's much stronger in its portrayal of parent-child relationships and the characters' psychology. I wish it could be made into a TV series!
This script is suitable for a movie. With some adaptation and refinement of the details, it's a great story. The characters are well-developed and emotionally rich. Initially, the male lead seemed too cold-hearted, but through repeated cycles, his cold heart warmed. The female lead's selfless devotion ultimately influenced his transformation.
The last sentence is brilliant. What seems like a revenge story is actually a tale of a deceased daughter trying to save her desperate mother. Catching the killer is, in essence, saving the families of victims trapped in the past. The vicious serial killer isn't a large, imposing figure; he's actually a weak, insignificant, and bullied "invisible person."
I've finished reading it, and this isn't just a book I think deserves five stars according to Tomato (a popular online novel reviewer); it's also the most deserving of five stars out of all the online novels I've read over the years! As a mystery, the plot is tightly woven, with a few minor flaws, but those don't detract from its overall excellence!
I'm a fan of suspense novels, and I especially love Keigo Higashino. Besides the suspenseful stories, his multi-narrative techniques, the characters' inner transformations as the plot unfolds, his exploration of subtle details about human nature that are often overlooked, and his reflections on long-standing but often neglected social issues are all key reasons why I'm drawn to him.
It's rare to find a book that avoids the clichés of typical romantic relationships and tedious, rambling ramblings. I felt tense every time they faced danger as they approached the truth, I was moved by their familial bond despite not being related by blood, and I admired the kindness and compassion of the proprietress, whose warmth and goodwill permeated the entire story, even if it started…
Having read *The Paranoia Chronicle*, I can at least give this book a 9 out of 10. What's most striking isn't the time-travel loop or the dual-narrative plot, and even though there might be a few minor plot holes, it doesn't detract from its excellence.
This book is so beautiful it's almost unbelievable. With its unique interwoven narrative style, it skillfully weaves together themes of family, indifference, and humanity, allowing readers to deeply understand the consequences of each choice as they follow the protagonist's transformation.
The author created a good atmosphere of terror. However, the details of the case don't hold up to scrutiny, the killer is portrayed as too formidable, and the revelation is somewhat disappointing. The details don't hold up to scrutiny; I look forward to better works from the author in the future.