"Mystery of the Library" tells the story of a day when the library was opening, and the librarian discovered the body of a college student on the second floor of the library, as well as the book "The Death Scroll" as the murder weapon. The victim left two death messages - a "く" character painted on the carpet, and a "Remote Control Detective" next to the body - one of the protagonists on the cover was circled. Both death messages refer directly to the librarian "Kugayama", but Rizo insists that the death messages have no meaning. This time, Li Ran had almost accurately described the prisoner's image from the utility knife in the corpse's trousers pocket. In addition, through the traces at the scene, he came to the final answer: "Clear logic gives the best answer. Each clue is very fragile, but when all the clues are organically combined, it will become an unshakable answer."
Reader comments
Motivation aside, it's okay, although not as good as the gym.
The reasoning process of this book is so exciting! The author uses some seemingly fragile clues and cleverly combines them to arrive at an unshakable answer. Just like when I play a puzzle game with my friends, every clue is important. Moreover, seeing the description of the library in the book reminded me of the time I spent reading in the library with my classmates. It resonated with me very much!
Although the motivation is very strange, I have to say that the beginning of the prologue is right and it is really suitable for adapting into an anime.
It's okay, but the motivation is a bit... Hmm
I also think the motivation is weird, but the ending is really unforgettable [almost crying]
The current pinnacle of the Rizen series. Unfortunately, this series has been discontinued for a long time.
Motivation aside, it's okay, although not as good as the gym.
The reasoning process of this book is so exciting! The author uses some seemingly fragile clues and cleverly combines them to arrive at an unshakable answer. Just like when I play a puzzle game with my friends, every clue is important. Moreover, seeing the description of the library in the book reminded me of the time I spent reading in the library with my classmates. It resonated with me very much!
Although the motivation is very strange, I have to say that the beginning of the prologue is right and it is really suitable for adapting into an anime.
It's okay, but the motivation is a bit... Hmm
I also think the motivation is weird, but the ending is really unforgettable [almost crying]
The current pinnacle of the Rizen series. Unfortunately, this series has been discontinued for a long time.