The Mission of a Crane

After reading "Fang Xiaoxiao", I am looking forward to the new work "Never Turn Off the Lights". Overall, it is very short and the plot is very compact, but it is a bit unreadable. Compared with "Fang Xiaoxiao", this book has more delicate emotional descriptions. The character creation is very three-dimensional. Han Shuo is not purely bad, but gradually becomes bad after experiencing various incidents. Xu He is smart and calm, and very bold when doing things. Most people would not dare to mention it alone. What surprised me the most was that there was another story about Fang Xiaoxiao in the extra story. Sister Xiao also took action again, the same sister I am familiar with. Personally, I still like the narrative style and novel type of "Don't Turn Off the Lights", and I'm looking forward to the new work (✧◡✧)

To be honest, the books of "Don't Turn Off the Lights" are really good and they are all my favorite crime genres. I rate them very highly. The basic books are in short supply. The basic plot of the current book is the same and there is no creativity at all. I couldn't finish half of it. I happened to read the book "Don't Turn Out the Lights" by Teacher. •̀_•́)งCome on

From Fang Xiaoxiao! The teacher's writing style is much better than the previous book. The protagonist is a ruthless person (more fierce than Sister Xiaoxiao!) With brains and strength. I will definitely buy it once it is published!

This book is much better than Fang Xiaoxiao. The author has really improved a lot. I don't understand why this book is not as popular as Fang Xiaoxiao. Most of the problems that appeared in the previous book have been solved in this one. Both in terms of writing and plot, it is much more exciting than Fang Xiaoxiao. Come on, author, keep writing.

I don't know why, but my favorite of the two books by the author is Fang Xiaoxiao. The character description of Fang Xiaoxiao is more realistic. After reading the content of that book, I feel like she really happened to me. I understand very well that Fang Xiaoxiao is a prisoner that everyone dislikes in this society. However, the environment in which I grew up makes me feel particularly sorry for Fang Xiaoxiao. I even think she can be said to be a selfish person, but I still like her very much. Her character charm, I dare Definitely, people who have read this book will feel that she is a character worthy of everyone's admiration and love, but it is true that everything about her is wrong, and she is even afraid of discovering it later, and is afraid that when her life gets better and better, there will be an accident, and her life will be in darkness again, so she will definitely do whatever it takes to protect everything she has now. This is a wrong idea, a wrong choice, and I am sorry to talk about her in a topic that does not belong to fxx

The subtlety of the novel lies in the use of the image of "crane" to connect the fate of two generations. The name "Xu He" is not only her father's expectation for life, but also coincides with her aloof and tenacious character like a crane - witnessing the absence of justice when she was young, she hid her vulnerability under her wings; when the murderous suspicion reappeared at the age of sixteen, she used her youth as a blade and resolutely stepped into the abyss of revenge. This kind of image metaphor allows the characters to stand on their own feet, and also allows the revenge story to break out of the simple framework of gratification and grudges. The laying out of the suspense line is a highlight. The reversal of "The murderer is in the basement of my house" in the opening chapter instantly heightens the tension, and the interweaving of serial murder cases and old cases makes the truth looming like a crane hidden in the fog. The author does not fall into the misunderstanding of piling up clues, but makes every doubt closely related to the character's psychology: Xu He's hesitation and determination, his friends' worries and confusion, and the suspect's disguise and flaws are all quietly revealed in the details, guiding readers to get close to the character's inner world while solving the mystery. What's even more rare is that, under the shell of suspense, the novel explores the nature of hatred and love. When Xu He took the initiative for revenge, the author did not let her become a puppet of hatred. Instead, through her struggle and reflection, the author raised the question "Which is more powerful, hate or love?" As the article says, "There are many people in the world who truly hate others, but there are very few who love others seriously." This sigh becomes the light that pierces the fog of revenge, giving the story a depth beyond suspense. Closing the page, Xu He's story still echoes in my heart. "The Mission of a Crane" uses suspenseful writing to capture the ups and downs of people's hearts, proving that good suspense works are not only about the detection of cases, but also about insights into human nature. When hatred is finally eliminated, what is left is not only the manifestation of justice, but also the eternal power of love and redemption.

It's good-looking. The characters in it are well created, especially Xiaohe's tenacity, courage, and intelligence. The plot is well connected, but I feel that fate is a bit unfair to Han Yiduo. After going through so many hardships, the ending is happy in the end. I look forward to the author's next book [Love]

It's a really good book, I don't know why it hasn't become popular. This book is not inferior to Fang Xiaoxiao at all. When I read it, I was always afraid that the heroine would give up her bright future because she would embark on the same criminal path as her brother. Fortunately, she didn't.

I read Fang Xiaoxiao first. Compared to that book, this book is a little inferior. But I think it is equally wonderful. As always, the characters are profoundly portrayed, the descriptions are delicate, the stories are wonderful, and they are connected in a series. When I read the introduction, I felt that it was not written enough so I should not read it, but after reading it, I still felt that it was a very good story. Come on, Dad, I'm looking forward to your new work.

I read Fang Xiaoxiao's book. The author's writing style has always been mature. I like it very much. This book is also very good. However, the plot of abducting children in an underground river in a mine is somewhat similar to the Dark River chapter of Psychological Crimes. I roughly knew the plot behind it not long after reading it, which resulted in a lack of mystery.