Simulated Crime: From the Start, I Shock the World of Deduction

The overall design of the reasoning case, as well as the format of the show, are quite good. There is no stupidity. The author always writes some pretentious and profound descriptions to highlight the opposition between Qiu Yan and the protagonist. For example, the fire suddenly sparks in the eyes of each other. I feel that it is unnecessary. You can completely start with the case. For example, you solved the puzzle I designed, instead of this kind of unclear description. Overall, it is okay. Overall, this book is worth reading. I hope the author can write better in his second case.

The subject matter is good, that is, the articles in this book: the description of expressions, the elaboration of the environment, and the narration of the characters are written in extremely detail... Incorporating a lot of high-tech text... Classics are dead, love is here to stay. Crushed in tomatoes, readers are in luck.

The writing is very rigorous, but there are a few cases written 😂 The cases in the second volume of the Blizzard Villa model were poorly chosen. Kindaichi's Computer Villa murder case and the Xueling murder case are both very classic Blizzard Villa model.

It's okay to just look at the case itself, but I feel like we can also write about the interactions and events between the characters outside of the case, rather than just limited contact when the answer is revealed. The disadvantage is that it feels like the case exists independently of the story. Simply put, it is to list different famous cases in parallel structures through a reasoning competition for the protagonists. The case itself is a large part of the text. This is undisputed, but what about other cases? , The interaction between the characters is more limited to mutual cooperation in case design, and brief exchanges when the answer is revealed. What impact may these cases have on the protagonist's interpersonal relationship and life? These can all be added for transitional enrichment, making the entire novel look like more than just a display library of cases.

I like the subject matter very much, but it's uncomfortable to reveal the answer to the mystery. Overall, it's good.

I'll give it four stars. It's pretty good - referring to the later case. When I first read it, that is, the first case at the beginning was really unsatisfactory, with many problems, self-destruction and so on. Many people in the book reviews here have also said it, so I won't repeat it. At that time, I just wanted to read the first chapter and leave. However, I read some more book reviews, and I found that the author really read the reviews, responded to them, and explained some parts. I think this is really good, which proves that the author has really read it. In this case, I didn't just leave as originally planned, and continued to read the second and third chapters. The latter part was really good, obviously much better. I just read it for half a night and almost finished all the chapters so far. Therefore, it is still highly recommended. Come on, the author, and support you. As for new book friends who read this comment, my suggestion is to start with the first chapter of the first case, and read the background setting and character setting in the first few chapters. Don't read the specific cases, as it may really affect your judgment, and start reading directly from the second case. If you have already read the first chapter and feel that you can't stand it, then be patient and read after the second case. You should be able to change your mind.

The choice of Corpse Man Village is not very good. Compared with astrology, the difference in my perception is too big. I feel like sleeping.

It's quite good. I've read one book of this type on Tomato before. After finishing it, I don't know whether the author will focus on novels or animation cases in the future. Because according to the author's settings, if you write about animation cases later, many details may not be enough. It will be more challenging for the author to expand ~ Looking forward to it

The first case was really messy, but the rest of it was pretty good. I actually found it interesting after reading it. The first scene feels like the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist has been forcibly drawn into each other (especially the flirting scene, it's so hard to describe), but later on it feels like they are slowly becoming more familiar. .

It's not bad, but the following volumes are not as interesting as the reasoning in the first volume.