The Primacy Effect

It's really easy to have preconceptions about Takeuchi's gender, thinking she is a male [Cat Claw]

It's really easy to preconception that Takeuchi is a male.

Damn it, I broke the dimension, and suddenly I felt that the murderer was looking into my eyes and said the last part, it was so scary 💔 It scared me to death. It scared me to death.

Ah, I see, I didn't expect the two of them to be lovers!

The murderer is easy to guess, "Who else can hook someone up besides an intimate relationship?" -Police, but I really didn't expect Takeuchi's gender. It felt a bit strange when I mentioned the child before, but I didn't think of this aspect. Xugui did a good job.

There is a huge amount of information contained in the three chapters, and the details come slowly! The plot twists and turns again and again. The author's writing is profound and fluent. Many plot points need to be thought about after reading!

It's really easy to think that the "detective" is male, primacy effect

Damn, I'm [scared] because I preconceived that Takeuchi is a male. Damn, I can't do it [scared] [scared] [scared]

The writing is very good, and it has the potential to be adapted into a film and television. I have seen short plays performed by Japanese actors. It would be great if this was adapted into a good script and let them act. But the monologue is not easy to perform. Also, I didn't notice, is Takeuchi a woman?

The twist at the end is interesting, but Mrs. Fujiwara's character is too "saintly" and a bit stereotyped