Daocheng Yanye visited Duyou Village, which was closed by the sea cliff at the instigation of his grandfather Jiang Si. Many unsolvable mysteries followed. And all the cases are similar to the strange stories in the village. After visits and research, Toucheng Yanye gradually grasped the truth of the incident. At this moment, another incredible change occurred in the village. Tojojo Yanye* A full-length work.
Reader comments
Matsuda Shinzo's consistent style, the overall reading experience is very good. The first four ghost stories take a lot of space, but they are uninteresting and even boring to read. The reasoning details of the case are a bit rough. For example, in the Juehai Cave case, I find it difficult to believe that the victim would remain motionless and let the murderer make the murder weapon and wait to be killed. Swordsman Yanye's reasoning and subversion are still very interesting, and the climax is still very enjoyable to read. In the end, it was customary to leave a folklore mystery and it ended abruptly. Very Mitsuda [learned]
I particularly like the protagonist Tojo Yanye, his calmness and wisdom are admirable. And the puzzles in the book made me want to stop one after another. Like "Ghoul", this book also explores the topics of human nature and feudal superstition. I highly recommend it to friends who like suspense reasoning!
I particularly like the atmosphere of this book and the approach to the first case.
It's no wonder that it's a very Japanese-style mystery novel. After all, the Sansan series is a folklore mystery with Toushiro Yanya as the protagonist, and it must involve a lot of things about Japanese culture. So if you like Japanese reasoning, you can't ignore it.
I never expected that what attracted me to read the whole book was not Sansan's best folklore stories, but the flirting between Toucheng Yanye and his grandfather Jiang Si. Looking at the reasoning component alone, the first bamboo forest room really stood out to me, but the answers to other parts were a bit unsatisfactory. However, this book is also worth reading as far as the daily interactions between the big-headed detective and the young lady with high attack and low defense are concerned.
The strange story is more interesting than the case, and the real answer is not surprising, leaving a huge hole in the end.
I have to say, the translation is really amazing and the localization is perfect.
The first five stars are for the great translator and Kita's story.
A masterpiece worth watching.
I like this story. Even in the end, the village disappeared and the murderer was also there. The police didn't take any action at all. It's a bit weird! ?
I feel that the first two pseudo-solutions are more convincing than the real puzzles...
The section of constant reasoning, overturning and reasoning is still very exciting, but it leaves another hole in the end.
The translation is good because the presence of my grandfather, Ms. Jiang, dilutes the sense of suspense.
Matsuda Shinzo's consistent style, the overall reading experience is very good. The first four ghost stories take a lot of space, but they are uninteresting and even boring to read. The reasoning details of the case are a bit rough. For example, in the Juehai Cave case, I find it difficult to believe that the victim would remain motionless and let the murderer make the murder weapon and wait to be killed. Swordsman Yanye's reasoning and subversion are still very interesting, and the climax is still very enjoyable to read. In the end, it was customary to leave a folklore mystery and it ended abruptly. Very Mitsuda [learned]
I particularly like the protagonist Tojo Yanye, his calmness and wisdom are admirable. And the puzzles in the book made me want to stop one after another. Like "Ghoul", this book also explores the topics of human nature and feudal superstition. I highly recommend it to friends who like suspense reasoning!
I particularly like the atmosphere of this book and the approach to the first case. It's no wonder that it's a very Japanese-style mystery novel. After all, the Sansan series is a folklore mystery with Toushiro Yanya as the protagonist, and it must involve a lot of things about Japanese culture. So if you like Japanese reasoning, you can't ignore it.
I never expected that what attracted me to read the whole book was not Sansan's best folklore stories, but the flirting between Toucheng Yanye and his grandfather Jiang Si. Looking at the reasoning component alone, the first bamboo forest room really stood out to me, but the answers to other parts were a bit unsatisfactory. However, this book is also worth reading as far as the daily interactions between the big-headed detective and the young lady with high attack and low defense are concerned.
The strange story is more interesting than the case, and the real answer is not surprising, leaving a huge hole in the end.
I have to say, the translation is really amazing and the localization is perfect. The first five stars are for the great translator and Kita's story.
A masterpiece worth watching.
I like this story. Even in the end, the village disappeared and the murderer was also there. The police didn't take any action at all. It's a bit weird! ?
I feel that the first two pseudo-solutions are more convincing than the real puzzles...
The section of constant reasoning, overturning and reasoning is still very exciting, but it leaves another hole in the end.
The translation is good because the presence of my grandfather, Ms. Jiang, dilutes the sense of suspense.