If You Don't Want the Killer Spoiled, Stay Out

I read Sherlock Holmes when I was in junior high school, and it was also the first time I came into contact with mystery novels. I really read it as a fun novel. Every choice Sherlock Holmes made made me feel "right, that's how it should be!". After that, many mystery books I read did not make me feel happy anymore.

Yes, it's not unreasonable for Sherlock Holmes to be a fictional character who can keep his name for hundreds of years. Sherlock Holmes has shortcomings. He is both rational and crazy (in my opinion), but because of this, he is more charming and attractive. Those shortcomings have become his characteristics.

Yes, I was really moved when watching Sherlock Holmes. It is true that there are very few detectives who are so kind and responsible. Many writers like to create legal substitutes, but many cases in reality make people feel uncomfortable after watching them.

However, the TV series Detective Poirot captured Poirot's changes in his mood. From the twelfth season of Orient Express, he and the twelve murderers had a conversation about the law, which is the last step to protect every civilized person. If the law disappoints you, then you should make it better. I think it is wonderful. Poirot finally decided to let them go, but his expression was extremely painful. With the case in the thirteenth season, his mentality has also changed. Finally, in the curtain, he met the most evil murderer because of his physical illness. He had insight into people's hearts and tricked others into committing murder. Polo completely saw through him, but he could not make him guilty. He was about to die. In the end, Polo had no choice but to murder the criminal. His expression at that moment was painful, but he could only do this

I've basically finished reading Granny Agatha's books, and I've also read a lot of Sherlock Holmes. Why have I never thought about it so much? This is the difference between me and Dada. Come on, Dada.

Emmm, but I think pineapple is quite humane. Didn't he drop the charges in the Orient Express murder case in the end?

Oh, what I can't understand is that in "Follow the Waves" (Heritage), Polo even wants to frame the farmer's mistake of killing someone and faking the scene on someone else! There is also the female soldier who returned from World War II and found out that she fell in love with her former fiancé again when he almost strangled her to death! (I really doubt whether she decided this way for the inheritance...)

I have read some of Grandma's works, and in terms of justice and law, Grandma is still not as obsessed with the law as most Japanese works. Polo in Orient Express seems to have let go of the carload of murderers. But I still like Fu the most, and there is Lucy Liu's Watson in the American drama "Basic Interpretation Method". The only Watson who can learn from each other with Fu, this is how real friends should progress together.

I have watched the TV series version of The Story of Granny Agatha, and found that it is the same as the general outlook on life. Some parts are indeed very angry. Then I recommend a good TV series, the prequel to Inspector Morse, which is also very good.

I don't care, Sherlock Holmes is my favorite... After so many years, I still love him the most. A lovable, flawed, cynical hero and a flesh-and-blood human being with a subjective mind, he's so charming.