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🌺🌺🌺High scores, urban suspense, solving crimes🌺🌺🌺 These books are very good-looking, especially the second one, which is simply the growth history of a little policeman👮, which is close to reality without losing the artistic flavor, it is awesome👍👍👍
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The heroine is super handsome, and she investigates the case neatly and neatly. She just seems pretty good-looking. However, the heroine is not a pure and kind person, she is a forensic assistant. The second one is forensic medicine. Not many love scenes jbs
This is a super nice one. It gives me the feeling that killing someone is as simple as eating and drinking... See if it's not a loss... [Send heart] Xiaoqi has a bad temper and his employers will kill him if he offends him...
I avoid this criminal investigation article until I forget to sleep! The protagonist, Lu Xun, is the most unlucky guy in the police station. While others are on duty, he is always on duty. As long as he is on duty, major and important cases will come to his door automatically. His colleagues laugh at him as a "walking murder radar". But no one knows that this seemingly unlucky physique hides super strong criminal investigation capabilities. Faced with the case of a bizarre female corpse, a strange cohabitation case, and an old disappearance case, he is as calm as a sharp blade. He investigates the scene, sorts out clues, and interrogates the murderer, step by step, and he can expose even the perfect crime. There is no brainless cool text, only the ultimate brain-burning reasoning; no redundant nonsense, the whole process is hard-core to solve the case! Watch the unlucky police chief make a comeback and use his professionalism to crush all the suspicious cases. Every case is thrilling and every reversal is exciting! Detective fans closed their eyes and immediately fell in love with this miserable and strong police chief after watching it!
When Logic Becomes a Magic Mirror: How Hao Feng uses reasoning to tear apart the disguise of paranoia - a review of Hao Feng's criminal investigation novel "The Murderer in Corpses: The Murder Cases of Five Wealthy Family in Hong Kong Mysteries" If you think that the core of criminal investigation novels is just "guessing the murderer", then you must not have read Hao Feng. In "The Murder of a Rich Family", the designer Xie Ci's paranoid mentality is spine-chilling, but what is even more shocking is that Hairan Feng uses strict logical reasoning to peel off his lies layer by layer until the truth is nowhere to be hidden. This is not only the solution of a crime, but also an academic demonstration of logic. 1. The loopholes of the paranoid: seemingly perfect testimony cannot withstand logical scrutiny. When Xie Ci appeared in court to testify, he claimed that he lived in Block B of the apartment opposite and "witnessed" Sheng Yuxuan forcibly feeding Mo Sihan drugs through the window at 6:30 in the morning. His description is rich in details: the deceased struggled, scratched the defendant's arm, and the liquid in the bottle was forcefully poured in. After hearing this, ordinary people's first reaction is "This is irrefutable evidence." However, through the words of defense lawyer Xia Zhiyu, Hao Feng raised three logical doubts: First, there is a certain distance between the two apartments, with only a gap left in the floor-to-ceiling windows. Is the early morning light enough to see clearly the difference between "forcibly pouring medicine" and "passing feeding"? There are natural physical limitations to the eyewitness perspective. Second, Xie Ci claimed that he had "accidentally glimpsed", but he was able to completely retell a series of action details, and even clearly remembered the location of the scratch. This is contrary to the law of "unintentional" cognitive psychology - it is impossible to form such a clear continuous memory with true unintentional attention. The third and most fatal point: He claimed to live in Building B, but why did his cat hair appear on the picture frame and buttons in the deceased's room? Northern cat hair can only be attached through direct contact and cannot fly through windows. These three doubtful points constitute the "reductio ad absurdum" in logic: If the testimony of the thank you is true, then Mao Mao could not have appeared at the scene; Mao Mao appeared, so the testimony is false. Hairan Feng used the simplest "Law of Contradiction" to expose seemingly perfect lies. 2. Closure of the evidence chain: the logical transition from "possible" to "inevitable" Hairan Feng's reasoning never relies on "intuition", but relies on the step-by-step reinforcement of the evidence chain. In the letter of apology case, she built a complete logical ladder: First level: Button comparison - the Lyra button on the deceased's dress is exactly the same as the Aquila button on the body of the letter of apology. The material, texture and hand-engraving are exactly the same. They are customized in pairs and unique in the world. Conclusion: The thank you message has a special connection with the deceased and is not a "stranger". The second level: cat hair traceability - the stains on the picture frame and the northern cat hair detected on the buttons, the unsaturated fatty acid characteristics match 100% with the DNA of Xie Zi's pet cat, and are completely different from the southern cat hair from the deceased's home. Conclusion: Xie Ci was at the scene of the crime and had direct contact with the deceased. Level 3: Timeline closure - Xie Ci claimed to have "witnessed" from the window in the opposite apartment at the time of the incident, but forensic evidence proved that he was inside the house, which contradicts the two. Conclusion: He was lying and his testimony was forged. Level 4: Motive deduction - paranoid and secret love for three years, witnessing the deceased being intimate with others, causing hatred due to love. Conclusion: There is a complete motive for committing the crime. Each step of reasoning is based on objective physical evidence, and each step is interconnected and beyond doubt. What Hao Feng uses is the "hypothetical reasoning" in logic: if A (thanks are present), then B (the cat hair will stay); B is true, so A is true. At the same time, if C (witnessed through the window) is true, then it is not A (not present); A is true, so C is false. This chain of logic, which is locked in front and back, makes Xie Ci's defense pale and feeble. 3. Flaws in the paranoid psychology: Logical flaws that even the murderer himself is not aware of. The power of Hairan Feng lies not only in her ability to see through lies, but also in her ability to write out the logical loopholes in the paranoid's own mind. Xie Ci said in his confession: "I watched her with Sheng Yuxuan and felt that she had blasphemed the goddess in my heart." There are two logical fallacies hidden in this sentence: First, he secretly changed the concept - he secretly replaced "normal love with people who have nothing to do with him" with "betrayal of himself." In fact, Mo Sihan never made any promise to him, and there was no premise of betrayal. Second, false cause and effect - he believed that "Mo Sihan's intimacy with others" led to "the collapse of the image of the goddess", and then deduced that "she must be killed and Sheng Yuxuan must be blamed." In fact, there is no necessary connection between antecedents and consequences. He constructed a twisted causal chain himself. Through Xie Ci's confession, Hairan Feng allows readers to see the typical cognitive distortions of paranoid personality—black and white, personalization, and catastrophizing. And these distortions are precisely the "collection of fallacies" in logic. She is not writing about criminal psychology, but about "how logic is hijacked by emotions." 4. Why do you want to read "The Murder of a Rich Family" on the Tomato Novel App? After reading this review, you may be curious: How does Hao Feng write logical reasoning so heartily? The answer is in her book. For the forensic Su Wanqing in her work, every physical evidence analysis is a logical deduction; for the lawyer Xia Zhiyu, every court cross-examination is the laying of a logical trap; the real murderer apologizes, and every lie hides logical cracks. You will unconsciously follow the reasoning as you turn the pages, and then be amazed when the truth is revealed. "The Murder Case of a Rich Family" is the fifth case in Hairan Feng's "The Murderer's Murder: The Mysteries of Hong Kong City". The first four cases are equally exciting: the Pisces symbol in Victoria Harbor, the dual personality of Huang Cang, the tragic song of guilt on a rainy night, and the fateful reincarnation on the stage. Each case is an independent chapter, but they share the same criminal investigation universe. Now, open the Tomato Novel App and search for "" or " Corpse Whispers: Port City Mysteries" to read the entire series for free, and you can also choose to listen to the book mode. Put on your headphones and let Hao Feng use logic to take you into the rainy nights, courts, and abandoned theaters of Hong Kong City. You will definitely be fascinated by her reasoning.
Is there a novel that better fits the theme? [Minced corpses hidden in water tanks] [Human bacon] [Human meat braised] [Skinned and hearted] [Pig head and human body] [Human frog] Especially at the end, feeding people blackheads was so frightening that I was so sick and disgusted. Highly recommended
Let's take a look at this book. It is an ancient-style suspense mystery novel, adapted from some real-life cases. It is arranged in a unit system. The wise detective captain does not rely on special powers, but purely relies on reasonable logical thinking for reasoning. He solves one case after another (Silver Serial Murder Case, Impersonation Case, Lottery Case, Educated Youth Returning Home Case). The reasoning is reasonable, brain-burning and beautiful, and it is worth reading carefully.
🔥I became interested in this section (Professional Special Site Cleaner) ➠Just as we were preparing to carry the body out of the bathroom, someone tapped me on the shoulder three times from behind. I subconsciously turned around and looked at Xia Meng who was standing behind me. She looked at me: "What's wrong?" I panicked and quickly asked: "Why did you take a picture of me just now?" I saw her exposed eyes, and a flash of panic suddenly flashed: "I didn't take a picture of you!"╰😱╯
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