Chen Xu awakened twenty-two destiny cards. Every time he used them, the people around him had to pay the price for him - his father's approval, life span, self, the lives of his relatives... The six people connected to his destiny knew that they would die, but no one left. Together they opened twenty-two doors and asked for an answer: When you can change your destiny, what do you want to change?
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It is a rare setting mystery novel that can be called a setting mystery novel. The foreshadowing and conclusion are pretty good. Strictly speaking, "The Twenty-Two Doors" is not a case mystery. It does not have a single puzzle of "who is the murderer?" But it has another dimension of reasoning – posited reasoning.
What the reader has to reason about is not "who did it" but:
· What is the truth about twenty-two cards?
· What are the rules of Destiny Chips?
· Who is "that one"?
·Who is Qianjizi?
· Why were the six of them chosen?
It allows you to read it a second time - because you will find in the first dozen chapters that those "wrong things" are actually the answers.
How to use the twenty-two cards?
What's the door behind?
What exactly is the Hanged Man card?
Why are my friends, relatives, and allies all being turned against me when they get close to me? Was it wrong from the start?
While reading, you collect clues to piece together the truth. It's very immersive and interactive! ! ! The plot has dense reversals, precise foreshadowing, and seemingly irrelevant details in the early stage can form a closed loop in the later stage. The logic is highly self-consistent, the characters grow clearly, and the group portraits are vivid!
I hope the author can give my favorite Qianjizi a chance to return! ! ! [Grass has been planted] [Please update] [Upvote] [The masterpiece of bird food] [I also strongly recommend]
It is a rare setting mystery novel that can be called a setting mystery novel. The foreshadowing and conclusion are pretty good. Strictly speaking, "The Twenty-Two Doors" is not a case mystery. It does not have a single puzzle of "who is the murderer?" But it has another dimension of reasoning – posited reasoning. What the reader has to reason about is not "who did it" but: · What is the truth about twenty-two cards? · What are the rules of Destiny Chips? · Who is "that one"? ·Who is Qianjizi? · Why were the six of them chosen? It allows you to read it a second time - because you will find in the first dozen chapters that those "wrong things" are actually the answers.
How to use the twenty-two cards? What's the door behind? What exactly is the Hanged Man card? Why are my friends, relatives, and allies all being turned against me when they get close to me? Was it wrong from the start? While reading, you collect clues to piece together the truth. It's very immersive and interactive! ! ! The plot has dense reversals, precise foreshadowing, and seemingly irrelevant details in the early stage can form a closed loop in the later stage. The logic is highly self-consistent, the characters grow clearly, and the group portraits are vivid! I hope the author can give my favorite Qianjizi a chance to return! ! ! [Grass has been planted] [Please update] [Upvote] [The masterpiece of bird food] [I also strongly recommend]