Strange Painting Mystery

Japanese mystery novels make people read patiently when they are confused at the beginning. As the plot progresses, the reader's curiosity is captured and they can't help but read on. The author's logical thinking is rigorous and the reasoning is reasonable. It is really wonderful. I read it in one go. I really like reading Japanese mystery novels. This story-telling ability is so strong.

Jiu Min A very good suspense novel! ! All three stories are connected! When I first read the first part, I thought it was weird that it ended suddenly. It was very interesting! Highly recommended. You can finish it quickly. I think it is very novel, the logic is also very good, and the narrative is not confusing! Recommend! !

Whether he is writing about a house with a strange layout or a painting with hidden mysteries, the author fully demonstrates his writing talent to readers. Moreover, the full text writing will not make readers feel stiff. The illustrations can well reflect the author's expressive intention in the readers' minds. The full text is free of nonsense and logically rigorous. It is a rare masterpiece.

Compared with the previous work "House of Monsters", the story is more rigorous and of higher quality. It is a very good story and the reading threshold is not high. It is a very simple four-line series that connects the life of a mother's mutated maternal love. The concept is very good and the story is good, but it lacks the suspenseful atmosphere of watching "House of Monsters" (maybe it was the first time I watched it, which gave me a surprise) and it gave me the feeling that there was no explosive point. I have always been like an outsider watching a story. I don't need to think, record, or even have any emotions to follow the story to the end. So it can only be pretty good. But this book reminded me of two books, one is "The Scream", which is also a mystery novel about the life of a tragic little girl (both characters are caused by family) and the other is "The Holy Mother", which also describes mutant maternal love (both are mutant great maternal love, both are mutant but not abnormal). Of course, this book is not up to the level of these two books, but compared to "Monster House", it has made great progress. I am going to watch "Monster House 2" tomorrow, hoping to give me a bigger surprise.

It is simply the life of a legendary murderer... So wonderful! It's worth reading, the narrative is so interesting, because The Mystery of the Strange House was praised so much by some bloggers that I bought it. After reading it, I didn't think it was that good, so I didn't buy this later one. I didn't expect this book to be unexpectedly good and exciting! There will always be someone fighting for the truth... The following contains spoilers. —— The life of a legendary murderer. He killed his mother when he was young, his husband when he was middle-aged, and he also killed the person who was investigating (although it feels like? The time is not quite right, I skipped Iwata and also visited Naomi). He also killed one of the misfortunes, killed his daughter-in-law in old age, and indirectly killed his son. There is a thread of truth and justice running through the middle of the story, so that the truth can be exposed to everyone's sight and become known to everyone.

This book is so well written. The entire text is told in flashbacks, changing the perspectives of several people. After reading it, I felt sorry for Naomi, but I also felt it was hateful that she killed so many people just to protect her "Fumintori". Childhood trauma brings indelible pain to children throughout their lives.

The opening paragraph still feels a little bit abrupt. I personally feel that it would be better if it could be connected with the analysis of the blog. However, this kind of interjection is also very good, the first echo effect is great, and the plot of the case is also very exciting. Starting from a weird blog, it is peeled off to one case after another on different timelines, and gradually pieced together to form a complete story. The constant changing of suspects is also quite nerve-wracking. From the beginning, it can only be said that the psychiatrist thought of Naomi on the bright side and felt that beautiful little things could smooth the spikes she was forced to grow. But in fact, she is mentally twisted, and she actively grew spikes for protection, which started after she killed her mother. In her concept, there is nothing wrong with "protecting the weak". If she couldn't think of any other way, she would resort to Amomum villosum, which eventually evolved into directly taking away what she wanted to protect from others. Finally, I feel like it's very suitable to be adapted into a script, so I might give it a try.

The whole book is composed of three independent cases (blog mystery, single mother mystery, art teacher murder case) and the final chapter. The seemingly unrelated stories are gradually intertwined through details such as character names and timelines, and finally reveal a family tragedy spanning four generations. The first three chapters are scattered puzzle pieces, and the last chapter stitches them together to reveal the chilling truth, which can be called a "god-level operation"

16 Date: 2026/1/31 Book title: "The Mystery of Strange Paintings" Author: Ameya (Japan) Word count: 84,000 words Time taken: 1 hour Behind protection is fear and a desire for control, which, if rooted in twisted soil, will bear the deadliest fruits. Naomi's life is a tragic cycle. When she was a child, she was a victim of violence, and Buntiao was her only light; after becoming a mother, she regarded "protecting children" as her supreme creed, but this creed combined with her abnormal desire for "mother" identity, and eventually alienated into the extreme behavior of taking the lives of her children just to possess them. This also makes people think deeply: Do our "diagnosis" and "characterization" of others often fall into this kind of wishful misunderstanding? Insight into the past serves to understand the present, not to absolve the future of guilt.

This mystery novel gave me a new understanding of Japanese mystery culture. I used to think that Japanese mystery novels are mainly about perverted stunts and have no profound connotations. However, in this novel, I saw the author depict the influence of the original family on the growth process of the child, and deeply reflect on the relationship between parents and children and how to play the role of a good parent.

Not bad, not bad. The first picture is the best. You can guess everything later. After all, I have seen too much.

It's a very interesting suspense mystery story. I deduced a little bit of the truth earlier and felt that it was spoiled by me. It was sad (maybe because I knew that what I was watching was a suspense story and deliberately thought in a counter-intuitive direction, so I guessed a little bit of the truth correctly). But the moment when each story suddenly connected with the main line was still a surprise.

The writing is really good, and each story is connected to each other. You will feel a little creepy when you are halfway through it, but fortunately the ending is good, but there are really too many regrets [crying]

The impact of family on children is huge. That's why there is a saying that the naughty children are often the least ill in the family. After reading this book, my feeling is that if you are not prepared to give your child a loving home, then please do not give birth to a child, because sometimes it is better for everyone not to have a child.

Very Japanese suspense style. There is not too much exaggeration in the description, but a plain narration of the past case, triggering details that make you think about it with horror. Highly recommended [like] [like] [like]

A very good suspense novel. The content is logical and the answers are solved layer by layer. There are three chapters and three stories. They seem to be independent of each other, but in fact they are closely related. The novel form of illustrations is used to concretize the details of the story [Attention][Eat melon][Top post][Please update][Please pay attention] (Finally, I hope Yuta can grow up healthily)

It took me 2 hours and 01 minutes to read it... Surprisingly, I felt that this book was better written than "Mystery of the Strange House 2". This book is still in the form of pictures and texts, and this time the connecting threads are paintings. Yuxue will dismantle the content to make it foolproof every time, and the reading experience is very nice. I quite like this method of this series, it is very novel and friendly. This book introduces different related people through different paintings, and then presents the whole story by switching the perspectives of different parties. The creation of the horror atmosphere is just right, straightforward and deeply rooted in people's hearts, and there is no cumbersome narrative. Yu Xue's writing ability is still very good. How to say the motive of the crime... Although it is very imaginative, it is much more reasonable than Strange House Mystery 2 🙂 By the way, send a good person card to Xiong Jing #^_^# Throughout the book, I think there are some minor bugs that are innocuous. The overall logic is basically interlocking, and the foreshadowing is also recycled. ₍ᐢ·ᴗ·ᐢ₎

I don't know how to describe it. It feels like a fatalistic story. Naomi's twisted love really makes people feel her world. Although her crime is true, the motive of the crime gives me a bit bitter feeling. Growing up in that kind of environment gave birth to her twisted psychology. However, this is not the reason for the crime. She will definitely accept legal sanctions. (At the same time, I hope Yuta and Kumai will live a good life and grow up safely, and Miss Yuki will also be happy in her next life) It just feels so short and I can't get enough of it. I came here from Mysterious Houses. Does anyone know of any similar novels that you can recommend to me? [Thoughts]

The book is really beautiful! However, it is recommended that people who are watching it for the first time turn off the commentary. A bunch of self-righteous Guer who have watched it will write spoilers in the comments. You should never read the commentary. It will really affect the viewing experience. . . .

It is very fascinating and suspenseful at the beginning, making you want to read on. The part about analyzing the paintings is very interesting and very imaginative. I have never seen this idea before. The rest of the story is even more interconnected, and the fate of several people is disappointing, but it still has a good ending. At the end, I have forgotten the names of the first two students. It's really hard to remember their Japanese names.

Good looking, strange painting > strange house 1 > strange house 2. The beginning given to Strange House 2 was too grand, but the result turned out to be the love and hatred between the two people walking in the white night. The strange painting is fastened like a ouroboros, as if it has unknowingly become a link (prop) in the author's reasoning magic.

It's really beautiful. The three paintings are very successful in shaping the characters. The tragedy started when he was a child and spread to his son. The crazy thoughts brought a complete end to a family that could have been happy.

After reading it, I felt like I was in high school when I was hiding from my teacher while reading "Malevolence" by Higashino Keigo. There are many layers of loops and tricks, and the threads are treacherous. The work is very good.

Super good book... It is really interesting to interpret the information from the paintings. I have also done the test of Fang Shuren before www. At first glance, it seems that the first story is not finished, but it is actually connected with the following ones. I really like this interlocking feeling...

Super exciting, each painting weaves into Naomi's sinful life [Thoughts]

Although there are some flaws, it is already a masterpiece, much better than the previous Mystery in a Strange House. The clues are put together bit by bit, the story is extended bit by bit, and finally a complete case is pieced together. I really like this feeling. I am completely involved in the case. It feels so good.

After reading it, I have a feeling that the author is so awesome.

The writing style of this book is very unique, the writing is concise and full of suspense. The stories in the book made me feel the greatness of maternal love and the innocence of children. At the same time, it also made me understand that things are impermanent and I must cherish the present moment. It is suitable for those who like suspense stories.

Almost all the major characters in the book have their own traumas and flaws, so in family life, the traumas continue to collide with each other, and in the end everyone is shattered←The image in my mind after piecing together the story line So why do families eat people? This is probably the reason

It's not too mind-numbing, but the narrative technique makes the whole case look a little weird. This short novel looks pretty good.