True Crime Notes

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{"NickName":"February Tree","UserId":201350204}Nowadays, most of the social atmosphere is impetuous, and compared to the past, entertainment forms are also more abundant. With the rise of online writing, many people have become "writers", but there are also many people who are good at writing and have profound skills. Unfortunately, except for a few writers who have become famous with big IPs, more people have been lost in the vast sea of ​​people. Nowadays, everyone is willing to eat fast food and fragment it. Readers and viewers can get quick satisfaction, but nutrition is always ignored. Shuangwen has more markets because it adapts to the characteristics and needs of society at this time. But there are also authors like you who insist on their original intentions. Because they are slow to work, because they have to use their brains, and because they want to leave readers with space to think, they have no market, their results are not good, and their sales are not satisfactory. So this kind of dilemma is not only faced by you, but also the reality that other writers have to face. I feel very sorry for this kind of author. Criminal investigation novels are difficult. They must not only have suspense, but also have reasoning and reasonable logic. This requires that the work cannot always be brainless, and the characters created cannot always have cheats. They cannot only be "cool", and they cannot forget the most basic analytical skills for the sake of "cool". Therefore, authors who write detective novels must have more multi-faceted knowledge than authors of other types. A criminal investigation novel that makes readers full of praise is because its author needs to put in more effort than the author of the cool novel. Therefore, a good criminal investigation novel can really be called a nutritious meal with all kinds of color, flavor and flavor. When you are used to eating fine rice bran, it is okay to eat fast food occasionally to change the taste, but if you want to keep eating non-nutritious fast food, you must completely refuse it. Because I have a tricky tongue, I have eaten delicious food, and my taste and requirements have improved, it is difficult to swallow those mindless works. The taste and requirements are high, and you can tell whether the novel is a good work as soon as you read it. It is the same reason that it is easy to go from frugality to luxury, but it is difficult to go from luxury to frugality. It has been five years since "The True Story of the Murderer" was released in 2020. I only discovered this work last week. Once out of control. I don't read many novels, and most of them are good ones, so I feel very lucky to encounter such a good work. When I am lucky, I can't help but write a few more book reviews and reflections. After all, I haven't read many books, and there are even fewer who can leave comments. Enjoying a delicious "big meal", there are not many opportunities in today's sea of ​​books. For the reasons mentioned above, there is no market for such works. Because authors who work hard to create are like pearls, and writers who create without brains are like grains of sand. It's really difficult to get ahead with works that use brainless writing. Today's economy is in decline, the general environment is not good, people are under great pressure, and there are house slaves everywhere. Negative emotions need to be released. Shuangwen just meets people's needs to relax. After all, real life is not easy anymore. If the pressure in the virtual world is still so great, everyone will move slower and slower under the burden. Therefore, the market for refreshing novels is in line with today's social conditions, and there are reasons why light-hearted novels are popular. Of course, this is not to say that criminal investigation novels are bad. It can only be said that the fragmentation of short videos in emerging forms of entertainment has an increasing impact on people. A movie and a TV series take a few minutes, allowing people to obtain the content they care about in a shorter time. People's entertainment methods have also undergone great changes. Fewer and fewer readers are reading, and naturally there are even fewer readers who can calm down and read a novel. There are few works and few readers, so the market share cannot be large. Is it a pity? What a pity! Except for telling the author to work hard and don't give up, I really can't say any other beautiful words. Choosing to make a living and support a family through books is too difficult to get ahead except for popular IPs. It is even harder to make big money and quick money. It is more of a supplement to daily hobbies. After all, the reality is like this. A few passionate words like "Not Me" can change it. I am not criticizing the authors, but I sincerely admire them for still concentrating on their creations in today's difficult situation and not following the crowd. I speak from the bottom of my heart, and I hope {"NickName":"February Tree","UserId":201350204} will forgive me if there is anything inappropriate. However, I am still very lucky to have discovered this pearl. Although it has been a long time, we are still destined to meet the author of a good work. I am lucky. Supporting you is not a slogan. I have rewarded new works, keep up the good work!

After compiling my thoughts after reading "Chasing the Murderer", I can't help but recommend February Tree again! The charm of criminal investigation mystery writing has never been limited to the thrilling chase scenes, but also lies in the real texture revealed between the lines. This is the case with "The True Story of Chasing the Murderer" by Er Yueshu. It does not have explosive gun battles or fierce fighting, but uses delicate brushwork and rigorous reasoning to outline a down-to-earth picture of criminal investigation work. It can be called a rare masterpiece of realist criminal investigation. The story revolves around criminal psychology expert Guo Huaming, female student Li Yifan, and serious crime captain Cui Ming, who work together to crack down on many old and major cases. Different from Shuangwen's "cheating all the way", the process of solving the case in the novel is more like a long tug-of-war - repeated combing of clues, multiple visits and investigations, and rigorous deduction of logic. Every step is soaked in the sweat and hard work of the criminal police. The author abandons deliberate dramatic conflicts and uses a trickle-like narrative to lay out the daily work and life of criminal police officers, allowing readers to truly feel that criminal investigation work is never a miracle that happens overnight, but is persistence and truthfulness day after day. Character creation is a highlight of this work. There are no perfect "detectives" in the book, only ordinary people of flesh and blood. Cui Ming hates evil but is tactful and measured, Li Yifan is cold on the outside and warm on the inside with the energy of a young man, Guo Huaming is professional yet has the gentleness and generosity of his elders. Even the colleagues and subordinates of the serious crime team have a distinct image. They will get tired, argue, and become united at critical moments. These characters are not stereotyped. Their words and deeds are full of life, as if they are the people around us. It is this reality that makes the characters stand on the page and adds a little more weight to the readers' empathy. The rigor of reasoning is the lifeline of criminal investigation writing, and "The True Story of the Murderer" is a benchmark in this regard. Whether it is the corpse hiding case in Anhua Building or the missing bus case, the clues in each case are laid out clearly and the reasoning process is interlocking without any flaws. The author does not deliberately withhold information in order to create suspense. Instead, he follows the protagonist's perspective and unravels step by step, allowing readers to gain an immersive reading experience in the process of solving the puzzle. What's even more rare is that the cases seem to be independent, but they are vaguely connected, making the structure of the whole novel both loose and complete, making it read as a whole. The language style of the novel is also very distinctive, with a strong local flavor and flavor of life, and sometimes interspersed with humorous dialogues, which dispels the heaviness of the criminal investigation theme without any violation. The author's control of the narrative rhythm is even more perfect, and the relaxed plot advancement can always firmly grab the reader's attention, making people reluctant to skip reading any chapter. Of course, this work is not without regrets. The open ending is a bit hasty, the relationship between Cui Ming and Li Yifan is only briefly touched upon, and the subsequent story of the trio is even more exciting. But this does not affect its brilliance at all, but leaves ample room for imagination for readers. In the final analysis, the moving thing about "The True Story of the Murderer" is that it allows us to see what the criminal police look like after their aura has faded - they are not born heroes, but just a group of ordinary people who hold on to justice and love and silently hold on to their ordinary posts. You can glimpse the hard-core background of criminal investigation in the daily life of fireworks, and experience the complexity of human nature in each case. This is probably the reason why this work is worth reading. "The True Story of Chasing the Murderer" has reached its final ending, but I have been reluctant to get out of it for a long time and want to continue. There are many ways to succeed in novels, two of which are that you put yourself into the characters of the novel, interact with other characters, and feel the joy, anger, sorrow, and joy of the story. Second, I am a spectator. Reading the novel is like watching a movie in my mind, empathizing with the characters in the book and feeling their joys, sorrows, and joys. "Chasing the Murderer" belongs to the second type for me. I've obviously read the ending and had time on the bus, but I stayed put and didn't want to read other new books.

I recently read Er Shu's work "The True Story of Chasing the Murderer", and I had a lot of thoughts. I couldn't help but praise the author and highly recommend this work. First, let's talk about the general content of the work: Guo Huaming, a provincial and municipal criminal psychology expert, leads a female student Li Yifan and Cui Ming, captain of the Kaishan City Serious Case Brigade. The three of them overcome difficulties and work together to solve many old and major cases. There are no fierce fighting scenes or boiling gunfight scenes in the whole work, but it steadily shows the daily work of a criminal police officer in front of readers like a trickle. This is a rare sense of reality that can be obtained from books, without being artificial, exaggerating, or making things up. The story of the novel is complete, leaving no pitfalls; the plot is complete, and the key and secondary content are clear. Although each story is independent, it does not appear lonely and concave. What is more important is rigorous reasoning and clear thinking. Criminal investigation reasoning is difficult to write, not only because the case must be suspenseful and attractive, but also the reasoning must be rigorous and without flaws. This requires the author not only to have the general structure of the story, the plot to be flesh-and-blood, but also to have clear veins and blood vessels to shape the work well. It must have emotions and scenery, but it must not be "brainless", which requires the author to have a large amount of knowledge reserves. After all, criminal investigation stories are not fun stories. Ever Tree's reasoning in each case surprised me. Although there are many cases, I feel that each case is redundant, which makes you full of curiosity about each case. The biggest feature of this novel is that you can't, let alone don't want to, skip chapters to read it. First, the content has strong continuity. Skipping chapters may miss important content and make it difficult to connect the previous and later chapters. Second, the story is so exciting that you can't bear to miss even a little bit of content. After talking about the novel as a whole, let's talk about the characters in the novel. Characters need to be portrayed by plot, and storylines need to be highlighted. The author portrays the protagonist, including every supporting character, very carefully. Cui Ming hates evil, is decisive, rigorous in reasoning, enthusiastic, and tactful. Li Yifan is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, unpretentious. Guo Huaming is professional, approachable, charitable and caring for the younger generation, and is a good "Bo Le". There are also Cui Ming's colleagues and subordinates, all of whom have a distinct impact. The scenes and language in the novel are very life-like. Their words and deeds make you feel that this is the normal life and work, and this is the daily life of this world. The language of a novel does not have to be difficult to understand to be artistic, and the plot does not have to be sophisticated to have depth. On the contrary, I feel that only by being close to life and restoring life can it be regarded as originating from life and higher than life. The language in "The True Story of a Murderer" is sometimes humorous, and many of them have local characteristics, but they are not at all inappropriate. It makes you feel that this is the person living around you, and it is also the language feature that you think your life should have. The plot is not overwhelming, the language is vivid, and the characters stand out naturally. What I admire most about the author of this novel is that the rhythm of the novel is very good, which shows that Yueshu's writing power is profound. The author can capture the reader's heart and lead the reader to enter the world he created with him, to see the chaos and feel the joy, anger, sorrow and joy of the characters. What surprises me and what I find rare is that whether it is the corpse hiding case in Anhua Building, the missing bus case, or other cases, you can feel that the criminal police here are very three-dimensional and not stereotyped. Each of them is a "human being" of flesh and blood, each one has his own characteristics, and each one even has small shortcomings and flaws, rather than simply being created as "gods" who are perfectly human and beautiful without any flaws. You can feel their love for criminal investigation work and their attitude towards the murderer. You can see their attitudes and their inner conflicts. They are real and exist in life. They are not cold guardians of the law or solidified case enforcers. They are people of flesh and blood who can think and have ideas. Let readers feel more emotions and have more space to think after reading the novel. The stories created by Ereshu, the plots conceived, and the thoughts elicited all reflect the author's inner world and are also a reflection of the world he knows. In addition to creating this novel, the author also needs to think and constantly understand. This novel really focuses on the case and the reasoning. The emotional description of the protagonists Cui Ming and Li Yifan is not much, but it is also interesting. In addition, the friendship between colleagues, the protection of superiors to subordinates, the love of elders to juniors, and Bole's kindness to Chollima are also touching. But the ending of the novel is a bit urgent. It makes people feel that it is still unfinished and cannot bear to end. Although it has an open ending, I always feel that the story of the novel is not over yet and is still going on. What kind of sparks will there be between the three of them, and what progress will Cui Li's relationship make? I even feel that the author can keep writing... I really don't want to say "goodbye" in my heart. February Tree, can you give readers some extra benefits and write a few extra chapters? OK? In short, I personally like Er Er Shu's "The True Story of the Murderer" very much. It is a rare masterpiece of criminal investigation and I highly recommend it. In addition to allowing readers to feel the charm of criminal investigation novel reasoning, I also hope that more readers will have different personal thoughts after reading it.

Wow, is it a crime-solving article? Do you need to know a lot of professional terms to write this kind of article?😄

Come on, I like reading this kind of brain-burning article

When I saw that the book title was being changed, I felt that the new work really needs a title that follows the general trend, otherwise readers may not be interested in clicking in. When I accumulate readers in the future, it will be better to have a unique title.

The supporting characters in this article are very vivid 😂

It's been a long time since I've read a suspenseful novel that's so full of content. There's not a single chapter that makes me want to skip reading. If I skip it, I'll lose track of it. The pace is fast and realistic, and it's super fun to read. Because the introduction said that Lao Guo and Li Xiaofan are very powerful, and I feel that Li Xiaofan is also very important, but it is quite different from my preset expectations. Finally, I saw that it was for the sake of rhythm. How should I put it, I felt it, but in fact, the fast pace is also an advantage, and it is quite refreshing to play at leisure. The pace may be because there is no content other than work as a buffer, or it seems that they have not encountered anything that is difficult to smooth over for a long time and are forced to slow down the pace. The only thing about urging marriage is that the pace is tense and intense. I have never written an essay and I don't know how to do it, but from my point of view, the novice Zhao Guang is reasonable and polite, in disguise, he explains to my little brain, but later he turns into a barbaric interrupter of spellcasting. The short paragraph is okay, but it will be like this later on. Although such people do appear, they overlap with Cui Ming's mother. They behave exactly the same type of old woman. The main reason is that this is too repetitive, not to mention that she also criticized this kind of behavior before. Cui Ming is patient because of his mother, but he has already avoided it. For example, if he doesn't go home when he has some free time, why is he still so fond of Li Xiaofan who behaves like a mother? Finally, after all, the main focus is suspense, the pace is fast, and the emotional line did not affect me at all. This is the first book that I have read with passion in a long time. I am very happy, thank you very much!

After reading it, I felt that it ended a little too quickly. There should be a concluding chapter other than the case. The open ending is not bad, but putting it here is nothing more than a continuation of the previous entanglements, which is a bit awkward.