The God of Deduction

It's not a mystery novel at all, it's just a story made up and a forced answer. Mystery novels need to give readers enough clues to make inferences, otherwise it can't be done by just making it up? The world view and view of time and space are also unclear. Is it possible for aliens to do it? Is it okay for everyone to act? Are you dreaming?

Hahahahahahaha my lost youth!

Is this worthy of being called the God of Reasoning? After watching "Magic Fire", it's really hard to wrap my head around it, so I'll just make one point. The police need to ask the protagonist to determine whether there is a back door in the deceased's home.

Why dismember the body? Isn't it good to pretend it's a fire accident?

Maybe it's the author's practice work. The quality is low enough. Most of the stories are just incomplete ideas without much completion. It's also very courageous to show it to others.

There's nothing wrong with pig's feet among corpse hunters. What reason did he have to help them? If you have the ability, get it yourself. It was indeed risking his life. This does not violate morality. Is it immoral to sell coffins? Pig's feet are much more dangerous than buying a coffin.