A collection of ancient reasoning and solving crimes, one strange case after another, and everyone's IQ is online. It's well reasoned, not laggy, and very nice to read.
The name made me think it was a fantasy novel, but I didn't expect it to be a mystery novel. It not only has clear ideas but also has strong martial arts skills. Especially the chapter about the leader is handled more carefully and is more interesting. Come on, keep up the good work.
This is a compact and original suspense mystery novel. The wise criminal police captain Xu Changsheng does not rely on special powers, but relies purely on reasonable logical thinking for reasoning. He solves one case after another (silver serial murder case, imposter case, educated youth returning home case, old reservoir case, lottery case, operating room mystery, etc.). The reasoning is reasonable and worthy of scrutiny.
The female protagonist's forensic doctor travels through the detection space and solves the case hand in hand with the male protagonist. She is sweet and noble.
Prisoner on the Altar: Pathological Analysis of Xie Ci's Paranoid Psychology—Comment on Hairan Feng's "Corpse Murder: The Murder Cases of Five Rich Families in Hong Kong Mystery Cases" The Xie Ci portrayed by Hairpin Feng in "The Murder Cases of Rich Families" is not a murderer who "hates because of love" in the traditional sense, but a typical complex of paranoid personality disorder and pathological narcissism. He put Mo Sihan on the altar, and then destroyed her with his own hands when she "fell". The root of this extreme psychology deserves an in-depth analysis from a psychological perspective. 1. Idealization and Devaluation: Split Defense Mechanism Psychoanalysis believes that borderline or narcissistic personalities often use the "idealization-devaluation" defense mechanism. When Xie Ci first met Mo Sihan, he defined her as a "fairy falling from the sky" and a "goddess untainted by the mortal world". He used the constellation myths of Lyra and Aquila to weave the fate of the two people, placing Mo Sihan in a flawless fantasy position. This is not a healthy appreciation, but a serious idealization projection - he puts all his inner desire for a perfect object onto a real person. When it was discovered that Mo Sihan was intimate with Sheng Yuxuan, the fantasy instantly collapsed. The words of thanks did not lead to the rational understanding that "she also has the right to fall in love", but instantly switched to the ultimate derogation: "How could she abuse herself like this?" "Personally smash the goddess I held on the altar to pieces." This black-and-white cognitive split is a typical feature of paranoid psychology: either God or mud; either perfect or dirty. There is no middle ground, no true humanity. 2. Paranoid personality: delusions of victimization and obsession with revenge. Xie Ci's behavior meets multiple diagnostic criteria for paranoid personality disorder. He has long been living in the secret expectation that "I protect her silently, and she should respond to my efforts." This "contractual secret love" is essentially a delusional belief in reciprocity. He never confessed his love to Mo Sihan, but he believed that he had some exclusive rights. When he "watched her and Sheng Yuxuan together", he felt a strong sense of betrayal, even though the other party had never promised anything. Another characteristic of paranoid personality is "vindictiveness." Xie Ci not only killed people, but also carefully planned to frame the case, and even risked appearing in court to testify, just to "see Sheng Yuxuan's reputation ruined with his own eyes." This kind of behavior of not getting away in the dark, but insisting on being on the scene to watch the enemy's destruction, has gone beyond ordinary revenge, and has a ritualistic sadistic color. He needs confirmation that his revenge is complete, just as he needs confirmation of the "cleansing" of the goddess in his fantasy. This obsession is close to a mixture of "jealousy delusions" and "revenge delusions" in delusional disorders. 3. Pathological attachment: the fatality of one-way emotional ties Developmental psychology points out that healthy attachment requires two-way feedback. However, Xie Ci's feelings for Mo Sihan were completely one-way, with no interaction, no confirmation, and no real basis for the relationship. He hid in the closet for more than ten hours, "watching them intimately", which was an almost voyeuristic way of getting close - he could only get the illusion of being "together" by hiding in the dark and occupying physical space. The core of this pathological attachment is the inability to bear the "independence of the object" - the other person is an independent individual and has the right to choose his own life and partner. Xie Ci cannot accept that Mo Sihan has her own desires, because that means that she is not a "goddess" who exists for him. By killing, he is essentially destroying the "disobedient" object and trying to restore inner order through destruction. 4. Cognitive distortion: catastrophization and personalization. There is a typical cognitive distortion in Xie Ci's thinking. He catastrophized the behavior that happened in the hotel room as "blasphemy" and "self-indulgence", completely ignoring the freedom of intimacy of normal adults. At the same time, he was overly personal: "There was never a place for me in the stars in her eyes" - he put himself in a position where he did not belong, presupposing that he should be the protagonist. A more hidden twist is "mind reading": He believes that Mo Sihan should know that his efforts should correspond to his expectations. In fact, Mo Sihan may not know his existence at all. 5. Tragic revelation: Love is not possession, and God is not in the world. Xie Ci's case shows a profound psychological warning: when a person completely instrumentalizes the existence of others into a carrier of self-fantasy, love becomes a shackles. Xie Ci has never loved the real Mo Sihan, he only loves the perfect mirror constructed in his mind. The real Mo Sihan has desires, choices, and a secular side. This is human nature, but in Xie Ci's eyes, it becomes "evidence of crime" that must be eliminated. A healthy relationship requires acceptance of the other person's imperfection, independence, and freedom to leave at any time. Xie Ci's paranoia is the opposite of all this: he wants a statue that will never leave, and will never be "dirty", and the statue is dead. Killing Mo Sihan, in a sense, is completing her role as the "eternal goddess" - as he said when he broke down in court, "I just love her too much." The true translation of this sentence is: "I just love the person I made up of you too much." " Hairpin Feng does not simply demonize the thank you, but allows readers to see a soul devoured by obsession. Behind his hatefulness is sadness. The root of the sadness is the lack of mental health education and the extremely distorted understanding of "love". This case reminds us: before investing in any relationship, learn to see the real person, not the god you imagined.
😻The protagonist has no system and no golden fingers, but God give him a perverted body. From then on, Lin Xuan went further and further on the criminal investigation road of reasoning and solving cases.
The beautiful mixed-race young man * the scheming dandy young man * 996 the crazy young prince and the Iron Triangle work together to solve the case! Su Dingfang's conquest of Baekje, Princess Gaoyang's affair with Monk Bianji, Fang Yiai's rebellion, Tubo mission's proposal for marriage, Wu Zetian's conferment on Mount Tai, and the five Huanhua tigers eyeing... All interlocking, with unpredictable endings, suspicions, explosions, massacres, conspiracies, the blood-stained Tang Dynasty, countless bones under the prosperity, submerged in history.
The Bones cannot speak, and the people who know the Bones are silent, but the internal problems have also been exposed, and fighting each other has given the police a new direction of investigation.
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