Winged Darkness

The writing style of this book is very unique, and the plot has ups and downs, which kept me nervous and curious throughout the reading process. The author's writing style is concise and vivid, which easily drew me into the story. It reminds me of Keigo Higashino's "The Sorrow Store", which is mainly about mystery and suspense, but the style is very different. The characters in "Winged Darkness" are vivid. I like Yuya Kisarazu very much. His calmness and wisdom are impressive. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!

On the whole, it's okay. It's very Maya Xiongsong's personal touch. The plot is indeed ups and downs with constant twists and turns. I do feel quite refreshed after the reveal of some foreshadowings and feel a little regretful about why I didn't expect it. However, I personally feel that the plot design is not outstanding, and the motivation seems a bit too deceptive. The following comments contain serious spoilers and leaks: The four-layered answers all seemed to be quite deceptive and nonsense. Not to mention that the first two seemed to be quite fake answers. When the fourth-layered answer came out, I really didn't know where to start complaining. The truth about the secret room was the spare key. I was like "f*ck". The 90-year-old old lady climbed up and down and killed ten people without telling everyone. It was really cheating. Maybe this is the blood of the fighting nation. In addition, the old lady's motives are a little too confusing. Xiangyue and Xiyue have only known each other for a long time before they said they wanted to get married. Maybe this is love at first sight between the radio man and the radio woman. I feel like I can give it a 7/10.

Everyone should see the secret room with a probability of one in billions

As a debut work, it shouldn't be too harsh. However, given that the author himself mentioned paying tribute to the "Dark Death Hall" and Quinn's Country Series, whether the Dark Hall incident should also be added, of course, I don't know when these two books were published, so I can't say for sure.

I found that my level as a detective is actually about the same. They are all being played by God Ma [laughing]

I think it's good that the case is reversed again and again, but this book is a bit difficult to read. There are a lot of references to ancient Greek mythology, Dante's "Divine Comedy", Wagner's operas, and the religious history of Tsarist Russia. Forgive me that I don't really like reading these. I was dizzy when I read it. But for the readers behind me, just get through the early stages. Starting from the fifth chapter, the case becomes complicated and confusing. The more you read to the end, the more you want to reveal the truth. It is a good mystery novel. I like it.

This is the right numbing flavor

The reasoning is interesting, but the story is mediocre

It is recommended that anyone who likes detectives and mystery novels should read it. It is normal to have good and bad points. Overall, it is good.

Different from traditional mystery novels in the past, it is quite interesting and amazing to read.

Very mad, like it very much

It's so beautiful, it's flipped over and over again, but everyone's brains are gone.