
The Fifth Element Pavilion Master's 29th Book
五行阁主第29本书
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 409k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Don't Look Back, There Are Eyes in the Dark别回头,暗处有眼睛Alternate title on Fanqie
198Chapters
13Reads
24.9kReads · all time
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I really feel disgusted when I see the operation of the hat, but if the hat has a function, do people need to take revenge and judge it themselves? What we arrest is not criminals but those who challenge their rights. If we don't do what we should do, we will attack with all our strength whenever someone does what they should do. When this kind of case occurs, the focus is not on the cause of the incident, but on arresting the person first, then stepping on the horse and being sick, knowing clearly that the person who died is a scumbag, without thinking about how to improve the law, and using all the resources to arrest the person. If you can catch this protagonist, what about the next one? This is not to encourage crime. This kind of crime itself occurs because the law does not punish the evildoers. They all say that there is no mercy, but when considering the problem from an objective perspective, isn't it possible to arrest criminals while trying to improve legal loopholes? I haven't read the back yet, but the front is okay.
It is a pseudo-high IQ novel. A lot of words are used to describe how the heroine is doing and how the police are doing. However, it is all about psychology and some indifferent sighs. It does not write enough specific operations and is not convincing. . . . . . It's like saying that a character has a high IQ, but there is no specific description of how to operate a high IQ. You can only talk about it.
I kept writing about the heroine's psychology, her strategy, and the police's confusion, hoping to use this to express the heroine's high IQ and crime. However, it did not write about how the investigation was carried out, and how did the heroine do it? Just keep blowing, what is the heroine's plan? What did the heroine plan? How does the heroine think? How did she avoid something that the police would find affecting her? Could you please tell me, the person the heroine killed at the beginning, even if the man didn't go there and suspected that he would not go to work for a few days, the people at his work, the people in his unit, and his colleagues didn't suspect him? The heroine dragged a man to the mountains in the middle of the night and buried him. Didn't the police know to check on him after they found out that he was missing? He discovered that his girlfriend disappeared inexplicably the day before she disappeared. There was no surveillance on the road, so he couldn't find out that the heroine went up the mountain in the middle of the night? Hi? The first person the heroine killed later used pears as a hint. With the vigilance of the police, they would not think of bullying, and then protect the remaining two people? What about fingerprints? What about the surveillance on the road, the surveillance on the corridor, why don't you write this stupid novel with no nutrition and no content [Sending my heart]
This article can be compared with "Female Doctor" and "Fang Xiaoxiao"
I was attracted by the title of the book, the story is very coherent and logical. This is not just a murder-based "doing justice for heaven" type of novel, but there are too few chapters at present, and it can only be seen that the heroine is involved in a huge conspiracy.
It's pretty good to watch, the plot is getting more and more complex, but the heroine is not likable, she's just ordinary and real. Later I found out that he was a killer, well, a very realistic one. Seeing Gu Chen guide her to discover that she has been controlled all along, it made my heart tremble. I felt desperate for her, and then jumped to her amnesia. I don't know if it was her memory or a dream. Anyway, I am looking forward to seeing if she can get rid of the control in the future.
Very interesting, like The Making of a Serial Killer
Now I feel like my time was really wasted. . It can be seen that the author wants to express something, and the pacing is okay, but the way it is handled is a bit poor. There are logical loopholes everywhere, which cannot withstand careful scrutiny. The opponent's behavior is not in line with the normal situation at all and is too insane. This makes the heroine's behavior very suspended. She is described in a large space as being very powerful, but this kind of power has no gold content. Sometimes Sometimes there will be meaningless repetitions. For example, the heroine got a new life after committing a crime when she was a child. This is a landmark event that can be emphasized but there is no need to write it in a large space and use too much force. Only 1/10 of the content was written three times, which made the article seem very slow. I originally wanted to see a wonderful suspenseful revenge book with high expectations, but it turned out to be a bit disappointing. .
Thanks to the author for writing such a high-level and in-depth criminal investigation psychology novel.
The beginning was not handled well. An excuse is just an excuse.