When I studied criminology, there was a theory that there must be an INVITING relationship between a criminal and their victim. Some characteristic or characteristics of the victim lead the criminal to eventually commit an illegal act. If you think about it carefully, it does make a certain amount of sense.
A note: This is not a serious, rigorous detective novel. The details are deliberately constructed and open to discussion, but there is no process of deduction shared with the reader. In real life, cases that can be logically pieced together from beginning to end are probably few and far between. Many clues only emerge halfway through, then disappear halfway through as well. Of course, detective fiction should be an idealized world, so this story probably only counts as a novel whose protagonist is a detective.
Theme:
It's inexplicable, it's a complete mess, I can't express it at all
Not bad!!!!
I didn't understand it until the end. . . What type of crime were their crimes? More profitable than drugs and pornography, you can make money through information transmission Can't figure it out. . . It feels like it's to install a criminal. Bad guys must be bad guys in the first place. . .
I have always suspected that this is actually two cases?
Very supernatural. . . And why are bookworms on the kill order?
What the hell kind of story is this? It's unclear, confusing, and a waste of time.
Reading mystery novels is really rewarding
After reading the novel, I realized that I am really stupid...
How should I put it? Maybe it's because I have limited knowledge and didn't understand the connection between the title and the article. But the story is a good story
Shuitian, I really like you. After reading the second paragraph of your comment, I thought why this person's style is so similar to Shuitian's. When I saw the title, it turned out to be you. I also like this "Lonely Murder" and hope to see more.