The Stranger in the Mirror

"Stranger in the Mirror" is like a multi-prism, reflecting the treacherous light of transnational crimes, amnesia murderers and serial strange cases. The beginning of the story is full of dramatic tension. The protagonist Chen Nan was dragged into the conspiracy of a transnational criminal organization due to an accident. After narrowly escaping from death, he returned to China with amnesia. He thought he was escaping, but he didn't know that danger was already lurking in the country. This "no escape" setting lays a suspenseful background for the story. The use of amnesia gags is not cliché, but becomes the key to promoting the plot - an "insider" who has lost his memory returns to the battlefield at the invitation of Interpol. Each of his explorations is a double inquiry into his own identity and the truth of the past. This ambiguous sense of identity perfectly echoes the title of the book "Stranger in the Mirror", making it very immersive to read. When Chen Nan participated in the investigation, the occurrence of three bizarre murders pushed the story to another climax. Three heavyweight entrepreneurs died in a carefully designed space, with deliberate clues left at the scene. This unconventional operation of "the murderer proactively gives clues" instantly arouses readers' desire for reasoning. The author shows great ingenuity in the layout, weaving together three seemingly unrelated victims and the conspiracy of a transnational criminal organization, allowing readers to constantly unravel the mystery and fall into new confusions while following Chen Nan's investigation. This kind of "peeling off the cocoon" narrative rhythm is a feast for fans of suspense reasoning. For those who like suspense reasoning and crime-tracking themes, this work is worth checking out. It follows Chen Nan who has lost his memory and explores the evil truth hidden under the mask of a stranger in a mystery like a mirror and a moon in the water.

I keep up with updates every day. The author's writing is very good, without a single nonsense word, and there are a lot of small foreshadowings. The plot twists and turns again and again. When you feel like you finally found out who Ding Ye is, this person has died long ago, and there is a new Ding Ye!! Who is the new king, and who are the king and the man in black? Why is the man in black interested in the situation of the Shen family and his son? Did Ercheng really have no idea? Who is Ouyang Shanshan's other brother? The suspense comes one after another. Not only Wu Zhou and Chen Nan's heads are getting big, but my head is also getting big. I wish the author could get to the finale in one breath!!

The logic is very strict and hard-core. The logic is rigorous and the stories are interlocking. There is another story line hidden under one story. The more clues there are, the more people feel that they can't see the truth clearly. It's hardcore.