Want Money? No! I Want Your Life!

This book is a bit like Turtle Soup or some other similar game. Some stories, I feel, have traces of many big-name mystery novels. (Including foreign countries) The construction of some scenes also has traces of Western countries. For example, the more obvious ones are the first one and the last one. The first one is Blizzard Villa mode. The last one, everyone nearby stays in the hotel. These situations basically cannot exist in domestic reality. In addition, some conditions were still possible before, such as inconvenient telephone calls and inconvenient travel... Therefore, in order to develop the story, these had to be moved to the "game" to complete. The author's writing is quite satisfactory, which is okay. If you like the Turtle Soup game, you can check it out. There are accidents and surprises. Anyway, I basically never guessed the perpetrator correctly in any case [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]. The ending is also good, I still have more to say, and I look forward to the future cooperation between the two of them. 2024.8.22

It's quite good to watch. It's a unit drama, one small case after another. The characters of the protagonist and supporting characters are also well developed, but it's a bit lacking. I hope there will be a next one.

Not bad, short stories are fine, it's nice to listen without having to use your brain