Min Banli, a master of comparative literature, has a contradictory life: on the one hand, she is a liberal arts woman who must search for science and has no technical accomplishments. On the other hand, she has super intuition and can always discover the truth from the subtleties of human nature. She has a weird personality and has a bad friend named Tamatetsuji whom she has worked with since college. . . How do the otaku and the hot-blooded handsome man help the police handle the case? It turns out that what we learned in the Chinese Department can also be used as a basis for reasoning!
The stories in this series are mainly "hard reasoning". Many of the stories will adopt the original structure, which is what most viewers are used to: introducing a situation at the beginning and then listing several suspects, which is a commonly used writing method in such classic works. However, the cases and techniques themselves will incorporate elements of social reasoning. That is to say, there will usually be no exotic mechanical settings such as an entire villa built on skis or a revolving restaurant, nor will there be particularly mysterious or terrifying environmental renderings. The criminal techniques are all possible in real life, but with a little dramatic restructuring and exaggeration. As for the characters' emotional lines and past backgrounds, they are only shown one after another along with the case, and love or other stories are not used as the main line to connect the case. In short, it is a well-formed mystery novel that does not deliberately make irrelevant gimmicks.
If we talk about the genres that the author himself likes, what I like to watch are works like "Detective Columbus", "Rinsaburo Furuta", and "Aibo" that are based on reality and focus on reasoning from the common sense of ordinary human nature. In addition, I also prefer mystery comedies with a relatively standard structure. It seems to be clearer and brighter from episode to episode. Therefore, compared to the literary detective series, I prefer the novel version to explain the basic facts clearly. If it is to be changed into a series, more comedy factors and team interaction details will be added, and the structure of each episode will be adjusted to be more standardized. The novel itself will try different writing methods for each novel.
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"Winter Solstice Poison Case": The deputy mayor's death office, the secretary, the leader of the song and dance troupe, laid-off workers and the disciplinary inspection commission personnel who came to investigate were all listed as suspects. The truth of the incident is hidden in the seemingly irrelevant details of life. As a prologue to the appearance of the comparative literary detective, this story is relatively short. After listing the relevant evidence and character relationships, it goes directly to the reasoning... If you want to have a deeper understanding of the comparative literary detective and its method of solving the case, please continue reading the following chapters.
"The Meaning of Curves": Currently being updated.