
The Hidden Truth
隐秘的真相
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 158k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 6
Mystery Novels Rated 9.0 or Higher, with Smart Characters, Strong Deduction, and Smooth Pacing
Preferably completed, with a gripping, suspenseful, brain-teasing plot. The kind that keeps you up because you can't stop before the ending.
Now This Is What a Mystery Should Be!
Looking for books like Woke Up to Find 40 Murders on My Record.
Crime Investigation Stories With No Romance
Detective fiction with suspense, mystery, and brain-teasing deduction. Absolutely no romance!!!!!!
Looking for Urban Mystery Novels
Looking for books similar to The Bourne Identity: Blue Jay No. 9. I'd love urban fiction with a touch of mystery and suspense woven into everyday life.
Are There Any Novels About a Company-Bankrupting Boss Who Feels Realistic
Looking for stories like "Heir to a Fortune? No, I’m Taking the Civil Service Exam". The company went bankrupt, but he doesn’t care at all. On his desk, instead of business plans or company financial statements, lie "Detailed Solutions to Real Administrative Aptitude Test Questions" and "Model Essays on Current Affairs for the Civil Service Exam"...
Mind-Bending, Creepy Books You Can Read Late at Night
Reader comments 53
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This book is indeed very real. Although it is not a difficult case or a high-intelligence case, it is more true than before. It makes people sigh and feel a lot after reading it. The portrayal of human nature in each case is very vivid, fascinating and simply thought-provoking.
This book is composed of a series of short stories. The content is true and the language is straightforward. Although it is not as gripping as some suspenseful masterpieces, it still leaves behind several incredible stories. The absurdity and greed of the characters can be seen in the book, and you can also see the seriousness and responsibility of the old-school detective, and his ability to see the real details in the smallest details.
It is very similar to the documentary literature of the 1990s. At that time, there were no high-tech investigative methods, but there was also no superb anti-investigation awareness. They used rigorous logic to make bold deductions, used simple means to carefully collect evidence, and used clever psychological interrogation. The pursuit of the truth was always enthusiastic. Very warm and beautiful.
This book is very real, sometimes it is just a matter of thought, and there are also bad guys with deliberate intentions. I have learned how to protect myself first when encountering danger. I pay tribute to the police who can take every detail seriously and do countless boring tasks to solve crimes.
It's very interesting. I like articles that are not sensational, pretentious or verbose. This book fits all of the requirements. It's very interesting.
This is a book describing the 1970s and 1980s, when criminal investigation technology was not yet perfect. The older generation of criminal police relied on their serious attitude towards work and rich experience to solve each case. This book does not have gorgeous words or language embellishments. It tells the story of the detection of seemingly ordinary cases one after another. The generation of criminal investigators behind them took their work seriously and persisted, and did not easily close the cases, thereby reducing more cases of unjust, false and wrongful convictions. Readers are in awe! I also hope that in today's modern world with advanced technology, the spirit of the older generation of criminal policemen can be carried forward. Paying tribute to the seniors gives the younger generation a role model to learn from!
It's a good read, and it describes the hardship, wisdom and perseverance of the criminal police in solving crimes in the early days when there were no modern advanced criminal investigation methods. The writing is compact, the rhythm is smooth, not sloppy, and the plot is exciting and close to reality.
A very good crime-solving novel. Each case has its own characteristics. It seems to have happened in the 1970s and 1980s. It makes people feel nostalgic when reading it. It pays tribute to the serious and responsible detectives who worked tirelessly to solve the case.
It's very interesting, the case is wonderful, and it explains the human nature that you don't understand.
It is very real and down-to-earth, without the pretentiousness of some books. The most profound thing I felt after reading it is that good people are not rewarded. Never be a bad person. Not everyone in this world deserves help.