Strange House Mystery 2

The suspense is strong enough, and the twist is pretty good. Another very good advantage is that he will continue to provide illustrations and copy the previous content, so that the reading will be smooth and there is no need to keep turning forward.

It looks good, but Japanese reasoning always has a sense of fragmentation, and there is a little bit of blank space that makes people feel empty.

I really like the twist at the end. The author did not choose superficial redemption, but perfectly displayed the complex and cowardly side of human nature.

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The first half uses 11 pieces of information (interviews, diaries, newspapers) to present fragmented cases. The second half uses Detective Kurihara's "turbulent reasoning" to gather clues, and finally achieves two subversive reversals. The narrative mode of "divide-total-reverse" not only maintains the fast pace of the short video era, but also retains the rigor of original reasoning.

It feels like there was something else in the ending but it just ended like this [what]

I haven't seen such a wonderful mystery novel in a long time! The novel uses a house as the background condition, and through the stories that happened in the house, it peels off the threads and strings together individual clues to form a huge story system. The wonderful and reasonable reasoning has already formed a perfect book [Like][Like][Like]

"Mystery of the Strange House" ✖️ "An Affair Mystery" ✔ ️

The narrative method of the second part is different from the first part. It uses short stories connected one by one, and then all the mysteries are rationalized through appropriate reasoning. There are many twists and turns that are quite brain-burning. There is also a tragedy behind this story. Y is right, and her daughter is right, but I always feel I feel that there are still some things that have not been dealt with, and the little boy who killed his mother and brother is not used. Overall, it looks good, but this ending will be a bit boring if you watch it too much. Everyone has their own opinions, and my evaluation is only compared to my own. You have to watch it to know the specific thoughts.

The content is much richer and more detailed than the first one, with up to 11 stories strung together. To be honest, it's easy to forget. I only split it up over two days and there were a few stories that I can't quite remember. The characters in this story are all suffering, and I don't know if it's because of the distortion of society or human nature.

A very good suspense novel. There are several seemingly unrelated stories in the whole book, but in fact they all form a complete story chain. The story is rigorous and thoughtful, very interesting to watch, five-star recommendation👍👍👍

It's nice, but the ending of each paragraph is a bit confusing.

Sure enough, everyone in the book is a miserable person.

It's still very beautiful. The scorching sun makes me break out in cold sweat.

The writing style is very unique. What's scary when you think about it is that your daughter still holds the power of the construction company, and the houses she copied and pasted will continue to harm some people.

I read it in three days. The author is very good, especially the details, which are not handled very well. It's not the details marked in the article, but some trivial and somewhat illogical details. The later the details begin to gradually return, the more I admire them.

After reading one or two of his other books, I feel that they use new stories that are completely unrelated, and then finally connect them together to make them look good, scary, scary, and good at the same time. I feel like it was a bit of a puzzle before.

I put the illustrations together to look at. Most of them are top views, giving people an indescribable sense of strangeness. "Rather than saying that this building is a religious facility, it is more appropriate to say that it is modern art" - this is how the reporter described the appearance of the building. This venue is indeed as crooked as an art building. But my gut feeling is that it's more than just a twist.

It's nice to watch, better than the first one, but is Yaeko's prosthetic arm really a dream? Or did someone lock the prosthetic arm in Mitsuko's bookcase?

It's very exciting, and it's a bit creepy to watch at night [crying with laughter]

There are many twists and turns, but the ending is a little rushed. There seems to be an unfilled hole in which the boy killed his grandmother and mother.

Masahiko Hikura is such a defiant person that it makes people speechless. Even "dandy kids" are praising him.

The second information: The room that breeds darkness has no reverse in the end. Its only function is to lead out the construction company...

There are many reversals. Maybe if Yaeko had not been taken away, the result would be different, but it could also be a tragedy with another ending. The last thing may not be a dream. When she was a teenager, she might not be able to tell whether it was reality or whether it was a dream.

Although it is 2, it has little connection with 1. It can be read as two separate books. As the name of the book suggests, many of the stories in it are related to houses. There seems to be no connection between the short stories. In fact, there are similarities between murder cases and murder cases everywhere. You can also read Suggestion 1, they are all very interesting!

Wonderful. The final story is about Juanzi's daughter, who spent her whole life in pain.

Although it is not as good as the first one, it is still a pretty good story.

It comes from a short video. The ending is a bit rushed, but it still leaves room for imagination. The truth of the story has been roughly revealed, but it seems that it has not been fully revealed, which makes people feel lingering.

Again, he looks better than Keigo Higashino (personal opinion)

I like this book very much. It's to my liking. I hope the third volume will be published soon.