The Dead Come Knocking

Chapter 216, the atmosphere written before was very good, but slowly I found that the protagonist likes to take risks. If you have Lao Chi's skills, I can understand it, but he is a forensic doctor who often stays up late and gets sick, and goes on adventures every day, which is very fascinating. These last few pictures have been fought alone, with injuries on the body, even if there is a girl who can fight a little, what can she do? There is no one in the police force, even if her life is not taken seriously, what about that little girl? Are forensic doctors so reckless now? Although the protagonist is very intelligent, he is always confused about the importance of this situation. He bumps his head against the muzzle of the gun and does not know what the protagonist relies on to have confidence. Or he has no reliance. It is purely for mental reasons. He pursues excitement and ignores life. Can the police system tolerate such an independent person? If I were the leader I would be pissed off sooner or later.

I can't stand it anymore. For such an important and weird case, only the protagonist and a few people were investigating, and they all went to the detention center to poison the suspect. They kept saying that they took it seriously, but I never saw how much it was taken.

After reading the first chapter, I will sort out the unsolved doubts 1. Going home for the first time. There are a few fine scratches around the peephole. The door is locked from the inside. Who would look inside through the peephole on the outside? If it were a monkey, he could just go in and there would be no need to do this. If it were someone else, why would he do this? What if other people look at the monkey inside? Someone discovered the existence of monkeys in advance? The reason for the scratches is still unclear 2. The protagonist was chased by a monkey, ran to the water meter and described, "Seeing a wooden door ajar on the wall in front of me" and hiding, why didn't the monkey continue to move forward? Monkeys have no thinking and only rely on inertia training, or are they really mecha monkeys? According to the route of the machine simulation map, there is indeed no way to go in this area on the map. The water meter room is not really a room, it is just a recessed wall. There is no road ahead, so naturally the monkey will not move forward and leave. But this level of technology is still too advanced. 3. The first time I received static electricity was when I went to Lao Chi's house and entered the elevator. I had just finished eating hot pot and was in Lao Chi's car on the way. After entering, my hair stood up. I released static electricity by touching the elevator. Logically speaking, a static electricity shock would occur. There is no description here of who pressed the elevator button. 4. The second time of static electricity was in the elevator at work. He had just finished eating in the cafeteria and felt nothing after entering. He touched the elevator button and was shocked. He thought it was static electricity on his own, and then questioned when the static electricity was carried for the first time. He had no perspective. 5. Flying ants are spinning around the lamp, and crows are hitting the window outside the window. Is there something on the light bulb that attracts the flying ants? Is it something the flying ants are carrying that attracts the crows? No one checked the bulb, or I don't know. 6. The bedroom of Lao Chi's house could not be opened. There was static electricity for the first time. No matter how the door was checked afterwards, there was no explanation 7. Wang Zangfeng's bedroom could not be opened, but no door blocking mechanism was found, and the lock could not be pushed open. There was a second static electricity today 8. The third static electricity occurred at Lao Chi's house, and he had nightmares. When he woke up, he was shocked by his mobile phone. If it is speculated that static electricity is related to "locking" the door, why was it not locked this time? Is it because the door was kicked in the first time? It is assumed here that the mechanism of the door is an electromagnet, which locks when energized, but can be violently kicked open. However, it does not correspond to the third case of static electricity, and there is no detailed description of how to open and disassemble the door the second time. It's very strange that the door has no mechanism that can be detected on the surface, and it has been related to static electricity several times. Is there any way to lock the door? Or maybe we subjectively think of 12 and 3 static electricity together? In fact, two different situations were done by different people? In the third static electricity, should the monkey use electric current to paralyze the protagonist's body and perform deep hypnosis? By all means, I personally think that the technology tree of this worldview should be higher, unlike today's real world that can be mastered at will, or that it is not universal. Many clues are left blank. I don't know if this is a mystery novel, but it is certainly not a mystery novel. My perspective is not equal to that of the protagonist.

This book still does not explain the modus operandi of the first incident, how those strange things happened, and who the mole was. Where did the other party get the science and technology from, and what exactly was the Shadow? Why should we do the first event?

The corpse cabinet, the birds, the door, and even the sudden drop in temperature can all be explained by magnetic fields. The reason why the bird suffered from respiratory acidosis was because it was carrying dry ice. But the black shadow, the changing face, the sound of knocking on the window, I couldn't imagine it.

The plot gets weirder and weirder as I read it, and it always feels like the author is competing with the readers instead of straightening out the story. It's OK, but it's less and less attractive.

I don't understand what I'm talking about. I've read more than 100,000 words and haven't even finished a single case.

The book is a good book, but it's a pity that the first case has been written for seven or eight chapters, and the case has not been closed. At the end of the volume, I thought the case was going to be closed, but I was still confused. What kind of bastard's life experience was there? Watching suspense means solving a case. Even if you want to make a big case, the general method is to use a small case to cover a big case. Your case has been led by the nose, and there is no clear indication of supernatural events. It is still a novel method of committing crimes. I don't want to pursue it anymore. It's too uncomfortable.

The suspenseful and tense atmosphere is created very well. I hope it is not a ghost story. If it is indeed a criminal investigation type and all the strange phenomena in the front can be explained reasonably and scientifically, this book can be regarded as a god.

I'm halfway through watching it, and I still don't know what the plot is about. I just know that someone wants something from the protagonist, but I don't see anything else.