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A Suspenseful Mystery Novel, Not Supernatural. (Pure Reasoning)
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Suspense Mystery Novel
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[Love] Worth watching Use smell as a blade to tear apart the perfect mask. A female perfumer and a male detective join forces to pursue the murderer. The process of solving the case is layered with suspense and emotional undercurrents, showing us one breathtaking fatal game after another. Interspersed with the smell descriptions and effects of some aromatic plants, interested friends can pay attention. As a suspense detective novel, it has a clear story line, rigorous professional language, tight rhythm, and consistent goals. Let me leave a question here. Have you found any hidden clues in the name of the volume? This is a novel read with the nose. When "pyrethrum and ambergris" converse in the autopsy room, and "sage and cologne" intertwine at the crime scene, the collision of each scent reconstructs the grammar of the suspense novel. I deliberately asked the perfumer Haiyin to interpret the world in the language of aromatic plants, and the detective Han Yi to build a bridge between the smell of smoke and evidence. They became connected because of the first case, and since then every case has become a chemical reaction between two professional perspectives. These volume names are not titles, but keys: the first note is Haiyin's professional field, and the second note is Han Yi's crime scene. When the calmness of vetiver meets the coldness of concrete, when the sweet fragrance of lychee fruit meets the fatality of datura, I want readers to understand that the deepest truth is often hidden in the most easily ignored daily breath. "Sniffing Kill" not only wants to tell a good story, but also wants to awaken the reading experience dominated by vision, so that every word can grow olfactory tentacles.