The Fundamental Laws of Deduction

Alas, when will Squid Girl's pendant be sent to me...

I only saw the subscription chapter in the last book. The writing is superb, so I'll vote for this book first. It's a pity that looking for books at Qidian. Com is like a tidal wave. Good articles are buried and trivial articles are rampant. Come on, the time has come to see your perseverance 🙂

I think this book is quite interesting, although the first few pages are a bit confusing. But after reading the first dungeon, it was pretty good. The logic and plot were all closely linked. Except for a few minor problems, the suspense of the whole reasoning design was pretty good, and the foreshadowing and so on were all self-explanatory. In order to limit the protagonist's combat power, various reasons for suppression are designed, which can also be smooth and not stiff. In addition, the supporting characters, whether they are talking dogs or jelly, are quite cute~

After I voted for the monthly ticket, I saw Nan Chao saying that we would sleep together later. I was shocked. Can I get my monthly ticket back? "Doge"

Come on, come on, Red Moon, the book about the ruthless scholar, and this one by you. It's a great reading experience. Come on, write great.

There are still some shortcomings. Many questions seem a bit taken for granted. They all use the configuration of robots and prosecutors, which shows that the development of science and technology is quite high. But the crime detection rate is very low. What does the low crime detection rate mean? The city is very chaotic. In this case, what kind of alibi is needed to kill the protagonist? The protagonist must be killed head-on. How many households are there in one building, stabbing people in the eyes at the door, making them scream, and no one takes a look? After returning from the mission, it has been several days, and I haven't taken him away for investigation. Just leave a voice message or something. . At this level, that driver and the woman were hiding for three years. In addition, in the first plot, the two murderers in the hotel, the driver hit someone, killed them, and then took them to the hotel rooftop to bury the body. They were afraid that others would find it. They were in the countryside, so why not just find a place to bury them. That woman, an old woman wearing make-up, has been hiding in a hotel for three years. It only takes a little investigation by the prosecutor or the like to reveal her secret. Do they rely solely on talking about the investigation? They will always pay attention to an unsolved case, and they will hide wherever they can. If she doesn't care at all, the world is a mess anyway, and there is no need for her to hide for three years. The second task is to organize other city branches to call for help. . Just post it like a normal task and wait for someone to pick it up? This should be solved by the surrounding branches in an organized manner. It is a bit unreasonable when we are already trapped in a small team. I haven't continued reading the second plot since the beginning. I think the author can change some settings to be more reasonable.

I've read a dozen of them, let me tell you my feelings. First of all, in the first mission, everyone was too calm about the extraordinary nature and arrangements of the church. They were not surprised at all. Secondly, after hearing from others that this church can make people become gods, they all believed it very plainly. I feel that these characters and protagonists are too NPC and lack emotions, giving people a sense of fragmentation, which is very unreal.

After reading about a hundred chapters, to be honest, I really like the world view that the author has built, which is similar to cybernetic machinery, where reality and mystery are bordered. But after reading a hundred chapters, I found a few problems. In the article, the male protagonist is shown to be a character with high IQ. At the beginning, he was almost killed by a neighbor, which is obviously inconsistent with his performance later on. Secondly, after killing a neighbor and having his hair taken as physical evidence by a security robot, and being suspected by the Sheriff and his sister, the matter ended up being nothing. At least for now, I see that the male protagonist is even becoming friends with the Sheriff. Then there is the setting that I think is quite outrageous. There must be multiple people on the mission, whether it is a mission in a church or a hotel. Why does it have to be like this? This setting is not good, and then it is the first mission as a captain who has been rescued by the male protagonist's father, so he takes the male protagonist to participate in a 300-point mission. This point is undoubtedly very dangerous, knowing that there is danger, but still taking the son of the benefactor to go to danger. What does this mean? Furthermore, according to the chapters I have read so far, the male protagonist's high IQ seems to be set off by the low IQ of the surrounding team members or peers. The two tasks seem to be the male protagonist's one-man show, and the supporting characters forcibly reduce the intelligence. The whole process is like the male protagonist interpreting and deciphering a story from the perspective of God. So far, it has not even shown me what is "weird" and weird. Items are weird objects, and powers that are different from normal people are weird abilities. It is too perfunctory. Of course, I have corns, and I like to find faults in reading. I have a lot of personal problems.

This book actually has a lot of shortcomings, but it is actually a pretty good book... It is different from the purely mysterious novels that are paranoid and depressive. The atmosphere of joy and happiness created is actually a highlight. Every time I feel that there is something wrong with the plot, the content on the next page can always eliminate my doubts and displeasure, and the plot does not fall behind. In ordinary terms, the ending can be regarded as truly rising to the level of the "world". However, even though this book has a magnificent world view, there is no matching content to support it. Many puzzles and obscurities still remain, and many difficulties and confusions still linger in the minds of readers. This is one of the most distinctive problems in this book. For example, the love story between Feifa and Jiang Cheng can actually be talked about (of course, it may be that the author cannot write it), how Li Miracle's parents came to have him and some of his experiences, and the words about the Charming Goddess did not fully carve out the history of her character, church, and human face court. One of the bad ones is actually the battle between the alliance and the trade union. If it is well written, this novel can reach a higher level. In fact, when I saw that bright red flag, I hoped that the author could truly put the core of the idea of ​​building a communist society in front of the readers. When I saw this paragraph, I really hoped that the author could be proud, proud and domineering in writing the scientific guiding theory of the alliance. The final ending can only be said to be average. I still agree that there are no two identical flowers in the world. Since Jiangcheng intends to break and stand up, then in fact, the creatures of the old era should not exist. A creature similar to the old era should appear. It is good to have an ending that is not so perfect but does not make people feel regretful. The writing of this book is very immature and confusing, but if it is in the "light novel" area, I think it will definitely dominate the list. As I said before, it is not perfect but not regrettable, which is good.

The first mission was well written, with a bit of suspense and reasoning, and it was a bit scary. But when I entered the hotel, it suddenly changed and turned directly into science fiction. The co-writing was just a mystery, so I gave up.