The protagonist is a male protagonist, dumping his body, psychologically inducing him to jump off a building, poisoning him with sour soup, all kinds of weird things, let's see how the protagonist reasons step by step and makes connections to solve the case.
It's very interesting. The first one has the male protagonist as a forensic scientist and the female protagonist as a lawyer. It's very attractive. The second one has the male protagonist as an anti-narcotics policeman. He had depression and later recovered. It's quite touching.
This book is so beautiful! ! ! Love it so much! The heroine is not the type to wait for the hero to save her, the plot is more exciting and interesting! ! ! ! !
A top-notch espionage game with both structure and details! From large-scale transnational power games to small subtle intelligence flaws, they are all vividly depicted. The high-IQ duels are exciting and exciting. The reversals are progressive and the whole process is brain-burning and enjoyable!
Perfectly in line with [Learning], Criminal Police Captain Ji Xiao started live broadcasting to solve crimes in order to restore credibility. However, at the scene of the serial murders, the exclusive passwords of his childhood and his brother Ji Lin were left behind. When the entire Internet shouted for the killing of the "Shadow Blade Killer", forensic doctor Chen Yan's abnormal autopsy report, policewoman Zhou Yutang's encrypted notes, and editor-in-chief Lin Zhao's manipulation of public opinion revealed the truth that had been hidden for ten years - the murderer was not a madman, but the ghost of justice, and he was the only one who could end this bloody trial.
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟This book is really funny. All the cases are discovered by the male protagonist. For example: 👊I went to buy lottery tickets, but encountered a pickpocket. The male protagonist who didn't win screamed, but the pickpocket stayed to watch the show and was caught. 👊I planned to buy rock candy to make candied haws and set up a stall, buy online, and the first sentence I spoke was innocent, and directly broke into the drug lair. 👊I went to the urban criminal police team to collect money. I put on a mask when I went out. I ended up getting in the wrong car and went to rob a bank. I touched all the AKs and bombs. I am very experienced. Anyway, the male protagonist is a good crime trap.
It doesn't take long to get into the Pomodoro, but only. I have finished reading these two books. I have not finished the first one because he has not finished it yet and has been urging for more updates. But it is really good to read. It is no exaggeration to say that it is really good to read. I have been reading novels since elementary school and now I have graduated from college, but I still think it is good to read.
The cold restorer is eagerly waiting for his missing lover. An exotic auction holds clues to the lost ancient Buddha. His paranoid ex has been dormant for many years and is under intense pressure. The detective's lover is standing in front of him to protect him throughout the whole process. The righteousness of family and country is mixed with affection, and the character is super touching.
Recommended, the male protagonist is a drug police officer! The writing is sonorous and powerful, the logic is strict and coherent, and the plot is compact and not procrastinating!
Although it is not novel, it is really good-looking. In just 46,000 words, it expresses sadness and unyielding spirit. In the end, only a bloody police uniform returns. The boy will remain at the age of 22 forever.
When rationality dissects romance: How Hao Feng uses logic to tear apart the paranoid Galaxy Dream - a review of Hao Feng's criminal investigation novel "The Murderer's Murder: The Murder Case of Five Rich Families in Hong Kong Mysteries" Romanticism icon is often praised as the ultimate pursuit of ideals, love and beauty. But in Hairan Feng's "The Murder of a Rich Family", romanticism is pushed to its opposite - when one person deifies another person as the "Weaver Girl icon on the other side of the galaxy" and packages secret love as "the fate of the Cowherd", this romance is no longer a poem, but a murderous knife. The most impressive thing about Hao Feng is not her ability to depict this twisted romance, but her use of strict logical reasoning to peel off the sugar-coated romance layer by layer, allowing readers to see clearly: paranoid romance is essentially the bankruptcy of logic. 1. Constellation Myths: The Fallacy of Syllogism Packaged in Romance. In the thank you speech, Mo Sihan is regarded as a "fairy falling from the sky", and the fate of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl is woven into the buttons of the Lyra icon and the Aquila icon. He constructed a syllogism in his mind: major premise - "Lyra and Aquila are meant for each other"; minor premise - "I own Aquila, she owns Lyra"; conclusion - "we are destined to be together". From a formal point of view, this is a syllogism; from a logical point of view, it commits the fallacy of "four nouns" - "Lyra and Aquila" in the major premise refers to constellation icons, and the "buttons" in the minor premise are artificially made accessories, but the conclusion jumps to "human relationships". Forcibly equating the pairing of objects with the fate of people is a typical concept of substitution. Hairpin Feng did not arrange characters to directly point out this logical fallacy, but let the evidence speak for itself: when the button was presented to the court as physical evidence, it no longer symbolized the "Galaxy Covenant", but instead symbolized "contact" and "presence." What the judge saw was not romance, but ironclad evidence. Hairpin Feng uses legal logic to deconstruct the romantic delusions of Xie Ci: What you think is fate is just your obsession; what you think is a pair is just a button you sewed on with your own hands. 2. The contract of secret love: the logical paradox of one-way giving icon In romantic secret love, there is often a secret narrative: "I pay silently, and one day you will see it." Xie Ci followed Mo Sihan for three years, designing high-end clothing and making buttons for her, but never confessed. He acquiesces that his efforts should be rewarded in return, which is a typical "delusion of reciprocity." In logic, this is a kind of "false cause and effect" - forcibly binding two things that are not necessarily connected: A (I pay) → B (You should love me). In fact, there is no logical necessity between A and B. Hairpin Feng asked Xia Zhiyu to expose this paradox indirectly in court: she asked Xie Ci, "What is your relationship?", But Xie Ci could not answer. Because there is no legal relationship, social relationship, or even formal dialogue between him and Mo Sihan. All his "payments" were completely unknown to the other party. A "contract" that only one party knows about is neither legally nor logically valid. Hairpin Feng used the simplest inquiry to tear open the emperor's new clothes of romantic crush. 3. The voyeur hiding in the closet: the logical misalignment of immersive romance. Xie Ci's most extreme romantic behavior was to huddle in the hotel closet for more than ten hours, "watching her and Sheng Yuxuan together with my own eyes." He beautifies this kind of voyeurism as "close guarding", but ignores a logical premise: true romance requires the presence of both parties. His romance is a one-man show, the stage is in someone else's room, and the audience is only himself. Hairan Feng uses the logic of physical evidence to destroy this self-deception. She extracted the dander and cat hair from the thank-you note from the wardrobe, and detected the northern fatty acid profile from the picture frame. These traces of physical evidence are not romantic footnotes, but ironclad evidence of intrusion. The principle of "identity identification" in logic firmly pins the apology to the crime scene. He thought he was performing a galactic love story, and logic told readers: You are just a voyeur who illegally invades a house, and eventually becomes a murderer. 4. Destruction is eternity: the black destiny of romanticism. Romanticism sometimes praises "sacrifice for love", but the farewell version is "killing for love." The reason why he killed icon Mo Sihan was: "She can no longer be defiled." He wanted to freeze the goddess in the "most beautiful" moment and make it his own forever. This is an extreme form of "possessive romance." In logic, this commits the fallacy of the "false dilemma": he believes that there are only two options - either Mo Sihan will be pure forever or be completely destroyed. He ruled out countless intermediate possibilities: accepting her truth, letting her go, and wishing her happiness. Hairpin Feng refutes this fallacy with its ending. Xie Ci was arrested, Mo Sihan was dead, and Sheng Yuxuan was acquitted. No one gets "eternity", only destruction is real. The black version of romanticism is vulnerable to the judgment seat of logic. 5. The romance of Hairpin Feng: Aesthetics tempered by the fire of reason Hairpin Feng is not anti-romantic. Her romance is not in the paranoia of thanking each other, but in the restrained and respectful love between Xia Zhiyu and Zhang Jianfeng, and in the tacit understanding between Su Wanqing and Lu Chen that only relies on a dessert. These romances are not wrapped in zodiac myths or performed by peeking into closets, but are based on real interpersonal relationships and logical inevitability - you give, and the other person sees it; you respect it, and the other person responds. This is healthy romance. "The Murder of a Rich Family" tells readers: Romance is not the opposite of logic, but an extension of logic. True love can withstand rational scrutiny and does not need to hide in the closet or weave fatal lies. If you want to experience the reading pleasure of "the confrontation between rationality and romance", please open the Tomato Novel iconApp and search for "hairpin front" or "Corpse Whispers: Port City Mysteries". In Hairan Feng's Hong Kong City Mystery Universe, you will see how paranoid romance is dismantled by logic, and you will also see how true romance grows in the details.
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