Corpse at Construction Site

Timeline: After C kills A, A kills B, and finally B kills C? Aren't they all dead bodies killing people?

Especially when I read the second volume of "The Road to Self-Evidence", I loved it. It is an underrated criminal investigation novel.

I would like to ask the author which editor signed this hard-core mystery article, and I also want to write it.

Of course, you are asking the person in charge to extort money.

It's well written and has strong logic. The more I read, the more addicted I become.

Didn't it mean that the murderer told me directly? Why don't I know who the murderer is after reading the title of the book?

The plot of this novel is full of ups and downs and is full of dangers. The author must be a master with rich experience in handling cases.

Can it be adapted into a comic book to make it more interesting?

Strictly speaking, it's not a case study, but it's a criminal investigation novel. It's very beautiful and brilliant.

I remember there was a TV series or movie in which the protagonist often received text messages or messages from dead people.

After reading it, I found the book to be quite hard-core. Let's talk about the shortcomings. First, the plot enters too fast at the beginning, and the characters who appear on the scene have no foreshadowing of their personalities and look confused. Second, there are doubts about the correctness of some evidence collection procedures, and there is a feeling that there will be illegal evidence. Third, it is wrong for the doctor to tell the father that he is not his biological child. This is a bug in the plot motive. Fourth, the plot is too compact, making it a bit tiring to read. Fifth, there are too many places to advance the plot through dialogue. It is recommended that the author try other methods to express it.