Looking for books similar to The Twelfth Second. I want something really heartbreaking and tragic, preferably with a strong sense of its time that exposes some painful social realities. Ideally, the truth is gradually uncovered piece by piece (looking forward to it).
This book is really good. The female protagonist is a bit autistic, but has a high IQ. The female protagonist is a forensic doctor, and the male protagonist is a criminal policeman. When Mu Mian met Fang Rui for the first time, she asked, "Can you donate your body to me?" It was very interesting.
I read it in one go, it was so enjoyable! The setting of the novel is unique, forcing the protagonist into a lifeless situation from the very beginning. The unfolding of the story in this desperate situation is very eye-catching. The author's depiction of the character's psychology is delicate and nuanced. The protagonist's struggle, persistence and growth in difficult situations made me empathize with him. Moreover, the plot is fast-paced and has no sense of procrastination. It is a full reading experience and is highly recommended!
Ning Qiushui, a man among men. As the protagonist, he is smart, witty, loyal, willing to go out of his way for his friends, and will fight back when betrayed; as the male protagonist, he is absolutely devoted to the female protagonist and will not be ambiguous with other people. Be thoughtful and ambitious... The most important thing is that there is no competition in this book! ! ! There is equal mutual help between men and women! ! ! !
These two are really good looking. According to the recommendation, it is really good-looking, very good-looking, very good-looking, and important things should be said three times [laughing] [admiration] [admiration]
Stayed up late to finish reading "The Detective of the Republic of China"! This combination of happy enemies + high-powered cases really makes people addicted and can't stop! If you not only love the retro atmosphere of the Republic of China, but also are fascinated by the brain-burning detective plot, and also like the "noisy but super tacit understanding" interaction between the two male protagonists, then this "Republic of China Detective" is definitely your natal drama! Personality: A vicious-tongued money-obsessed genius VS an irritable and protective detective. Who can refuse such a partnership? • Lu Yao, played by Hu Yitian, is a high-IQ academic who has returned from studying abroad. He is proficient in mathematics, physics, medicine, and criminal psychology. He relies on "brain attack" to solve crimes. However, he is always worried about money every day. He is venomous and cute. He eats without the baggage of an idol. He is like a "walking knowledge base + rice machine." • Qiao Chusheng, played by Zhang Yunlong, is the inspector of the patrol room. He is full of gangsterism, has a full force level, and has brothers all over the place. He seems to be violent but actually protects his shortcomings. When Lu Yao gets into trouble, he takes the blame. The two of them go from being hostile to each other to "you handle the case and I will protect you." The tacit understanding between their eyes is so sweet that it's so sweet! There is no bloody love line, only a pure partnership of "I trust you when investigating a case, and I will protect you when you are in danger". Who knows if you are crazy! High-energy cases: an average of three episodes per case, reversing and reversing. In Shanghai during the Republic of China, strange things happened frequently: murders in secret rooms in dance halls, serial vampire crimes, musical score curse murders, mysterious cases of disappearing trams... Each case carries a strong imprint of the times, integrating folklore, secrets of wealthy families and social issues. The key is that the pace is so fast that you can fly! There is no procrastinating foreshadowing, the crime occurs at the beginning, and Lu Yao's attention to detail when investigating the scene is immediately full - from the fibers in the nails of the deceased to the location of inconspicuous ornaments at the scene, key clues are locked in minutes, the reasoning process is logically online, and the reversal is caught off guard. Every time he thinks he has found the real murderer, he is overturned in the next second. He follows the protagonist to "guess the murderer" throughout the whole process, which is extremely satisfying! The atmosphere is full: retro aesthetics + pyrotechnics coexist, and the details of the service are ecstatic! The old-fashioned trams and rickshaws shuttle through the streets, the retro outfits of cheongsams and dresses collide, the jazz music in the dance halls and the hawking sounds in the alleys are intertwined, perfectly restoring the glitz and undercurrents of Shanghai during the Republic of China. But it not only has the exquisite "Republic of China filter", but also hides fireworks: Lu Yao and Qiao Chusheng are crowded in a small restaurant eating wontons, the shouts of street vendors, the gags in the patrol room... Make the tense detective story a little more relaxed and humorous, and you can't close your mouth when watching the drama! Why is it said that the more you brush it, the more fragrant it becomes? There is no forced sensationalism or intellectual manipulation. Behind every case there is a discussion of human nature - there are geniuses destroyed by prejudice, people's hearts devoured by desire, and there are also glimmers of justice that stick to the darkness. As for Lu Yao and Qiao Chusheng, one uses his IQ to tear through the fog, the other uses his fist to protect the bottom line, and the way they work together to chase the murderer in troubled times is really contagious! If you're looking for a light-hearted detective drama with "a solid plot, lovable characters, and good CP", "The Detective of the Republic of China" is definitely worth adding to your playlist! Click now and join Lu Yao and Qiao Chusheng to solve strange cases one after another in the fireworks and fog of Shanghai during the Republic of China~
This book is really good to read, it is a logical and logical criminal investigation mystery novel. The story revolves around a black notebook left behind by a former teacher, which records many bizarre psychological mysteries. The male protagonist Su Yun partners with the cold and beautiful female detective Song Aoyue to jointly uncover the truth behind the case. The article involves the unsolved cases of ogres, serial disappearances, etc. As the cases deepen, they discover that behind many cases are precise manipulations of human weaknesses, and finally reveal a psychological revenge plan that spans ten years. The overall plot has a be atmosphere and is full of the complexity and helplessness of human nature.
This is a new book of suspense reasoning. The author has worked hard for half a year to create a perfect murder case. It is absolutely exciting and brain-burning, and you will not be able to guess the murderer's method and the truth behind the scenes!
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