On a sunny Sunday, the president of Bayleaf Company died suddenly in his office.
The cause of death was a severe blow to the head, and the scene was a glass secret room under seven layers of security.
◆ The office is on the 12th floor. The entire building is surrounded by embedded glass windows, making it impossible for people to enter from the outside.
◆ There is a security room at the entrance of the building, and registration is required to enter the building.
◆ The elevator leading to the 12th floor requires special password authentication.
◆ All the stair doors leading to the 12th floor were locked that day, and there were no signs of picking the locks.
◆ There is a surveillance camera at the door of the office, which was operating normally at the time of the incident.
◆ The office has glass windows, all made of bulletproof glass.
◆ There were three secretaries working nearby at the time of the incident, and no abnormalities were found.
How did the murderer break through these seven levels of security, commit murder and escape unscathed?
Reader comments
It seems to be a crime-solving mystery novel...
It's actually a popular article on anti-theft science!
No one is good enough to read this book patiently!
Yusuke Kishi is such a master! Use modern high technology to commit the perfect crime, or murder in a secret room! I was so impressed that I fell into admiration.
The first part talks about preventive measures and all the possibilities to be eliminated. The second half talks about the hardships of the murderer and the specific methods of committing the crime. In fact, the clues have been revealed in the front part, and the moment of solving the puzzle was still very exciting!
The writing of the whole book is smooth and natural, especially when describing the working principles of various high-tech facilities, it is simple and clear. It involves glass structures and specific operating methods of some equipment, which makes people wonder whether the author has been in actual operation for a long time, hahaha
The plot is very good [Like] I first came across this book because it was a secret room murder done by some seven-level security agency. I was pleasantly surprised after finally reading this book, but I just don't understand how this piece of glass is designed. It would be great if there was a schematic diagram. I quite liked the lawyer and the detective who broke into a famous house in the first half of the book. From the beginning, my reasoning as a reader and theirs were overturned, and I still felt very involved (even though I didn't guess it right). Later, when it tells the murderer's growth process and his journey to kill people and get diamonds, this book is already very good. It really makes people feel that hateful people must have pity. In the final chapter, I feel that this path will be with Junko [laughing and crying] It's so hard to guess.
"Glass Hammer" is a mystery work that Yusuke Kishi conceived for 20 years and challenges the modern perfect secret room. It is worth reading.
I have always liked the author's books. I specifically looked up this book through the author's name. I didn't expect to see it in the app, so I'm very grateful.
The overall style remains consistent. Except for the far-fetched motive of killing, it is still good as a novel. After all, there are more far-fetched cases in real life.
After hesitating to give it four stars, I decided to give it five stars. I hope more fans will see it.
How good the murderer's brains and hands-on skills are to me (×
(Make a mark to prevent the book from being removed from the shelves and losing the title)
"Glass Hammer" / Text [Japan] Yusuke Kishi
-2024.4.1-
If you don't give it 5 stars, don't read the reasoning. It's a masterpiece.
The storyline of this book is very exciting, full of suspense and surprises. Seeing how the murderer broke through seven layers of security really opened my eyes. I have encountered some seemingly impossible problems before, but this book made me understand that as long as I don't give up, there will always be a way. Moreover, the detailed descriptions in the book are so accurate that it made me feel like I was there. I think this book is worth reading, especially for those who like mystery novels.
It's quite interesting, but the murderer's experience is so hopeless. From the perspective of this murderer, I really hope he can succeed.
It is indeed the Hammer of Glass, an amazing secret room murder.
There are two parts before and after, a very special way of writing.
The first part writes about the occurrence of the incident and the investigation of the case from a public perspective. Although I always thought there must be something wrong with Lu Binghua No. 5, I never thought it could be used as a "jack"!
The second part starts from the prisoner's past energy and feels that Zhang's IQ is indeed super high. If it hadn't been for that accident, according to the police's regular search methods, he would have probably escaped.
Anything other than motivation is OK...
Very exciting secret room
Open this book and discover the answer to the impossible crime
His book describes the modus operandi in great detail every time.
The details are so strong, psychology, criminal logic, technical details, there is something in this book
After reading a little bit, I discovered that it was the original work of "The Locked Room".
Overall it's pretty good, and the routine descriptions are pretty detailed. Enomoto's portrayal is a bit weak. I feel like he is a genius, but why did he become a lock seller?
Yeah, that's great. I didn't guess the murderer anyway.
The modus operandi is quite creative. But the explanation of the surveillance issue is a bit far-fetched.
Whatever is doubtful should be practiced.
Very good. Japanese suspense novels are really addictive.
It's so beautiful, it makes me hooked
Yes! A very thoughtful case with surprising answers.
It seems to be a crime-solving mystery novel... It's actually a popular article on anti-theft science! No one is good enough to read this book patiently!
Yusuke Kishi is such a master! Use modern high technology to commit the perfect crime, or murder in a secret room! I was so impressed that I fell into admiration. The first part talks about preventive measures and all the possibilities to be eliminated. The second half talks about the hardships of the murderer and the specific methods of committing the crime. In fact, the clues have been revealed in the front part, and the moment of solving the puzzle was still very exciting! The writing of the whole book is smooth and natural, especially when describing the working principles of various high-tech facilities, it is simple and clear. It involves glass structures and specific operating methods of some equipment, which makes people wonder whether the author has been in actual operation for a long time, hahaha
The plot is very good [Like] I first came across this book because it was a secret room murder done by some seven-level security agency. I was pleasantly surprised after finally reading this book, but I just don't understand how this piece of glass is designed. It would be great if there was a schematic diagram. I quite liked the lawyer and the detective who broke into a famous house in the first half of the book. From the beginning, my reasoning as a reader and theirs were overturned, and I still felt very involved (even though I didn't guess it right). Later, when it tells the murderer's growth process and his journey to kill people and get diamonds, this book is already very good. It really makes people feel that hateful people must have pity. In the final chapter, I feel that this path will be with Junko [laughing and crying] It's so hard to guess.
"Glass Hammer" is a mystery work that Yusuke Kishi conceived for 20 years and challenges the modern perfect secret room. It is worth reading.
I have always liked the author's books. I specifically looked up this book through the author's name. I didn't expect to see it in the app, so I'm very grateful. The overall style remains consistent. Except for the far-fetched motive of killing, it is still good as a novel. After all, there are more far-fetched cases in real life. After hesitating to give it four stars, I decided to give it five stars. I hope more fans will see it.
How good the murderer's brains and hands-on skills are to me (× (Make a mark to prevent the book from being removed from the shelves and losing the title) "Glass Hammer" / Text [Japan] Yusuke Kishi -2024.4.1-
If you don't give it 5 stars, don't read the reasoning. It's a masterpiece.
The storyline of this book is very exciting, full of suspense and surprises. Seeing how the murderer broke through seven layers of security really opened my eyes. I have encountered some seemingly impossible problems before, but this book made me understand that as long as I don't give up, there will always be a way. Moreover, the detailed descriptions in the book are so accurate that it made me feel like I was there. I think this book is worth reading, especially for those who like mystery novels.
It's quite interesting, but the murderer's experience is so hopeless. From the perspective of this murderer, I really hope he can succeed.
It is indeed the Hammer of Glass, an amazing secret room murder.
There are two parts before and after, a very special way of writing. The first part writes about the occurrence of the incident and the investigation of the case from a public perspective. Although I always thought there must be something wrong with Lu Binghua No. 5, I never thought it could be used as a "jack"! The second part starts from the prisoner's past energy and feels that Zhang's IQ is indeed super high. If it hadn't been for that accident, according to the police's regular search methods, he would have probably escaped.
Anything other than motivation is OK...
Very exciting secret room
Open this book and discover the answer to the impossible crime
His book describes the modus operandi in great detail every time.
The details are so strong, psychology, criminal logic, technical details, there is something in this book
After reading a little bit, I discovered that it was the original work of "The Locked Room".
Overall it's pretty good, and the routine descriptions are pretty detailed. Enomoto's portrayal is a bit weak. I feel like he is a genius, but why did he become a lock seller?
Yeah, that's great. I didn't guess the murderer anyway.
The modus operandi is quite creative. But the explanation of the surveillance issue is a bit far-fetched.
Whatever is doubtful should be practiced.
Very good. Japanese suspense novels are really addictive. It's so beautiful, it makes me hooked
Yes! A very thoughtful case with surprising answers.
A very nice suspense novel!