The Enigmatic Files
迷离档案
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Strange Events
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
589Chapters
329kPopularity
959Readers
6.9kMust-read votes
9.5Score
1.9kRatings
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Reader comments 24
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After reading the book for so long, it's not that I can't accept impurity, but having an affair within marriage is really a bit...
If you like reading suspense novels, you must read The Mysterious Files and The Uncanny Files. It's a game within a game within a game. It's so enjoyable.
Enjoyable
It's still unfinished, there are some minor flaws but it doesn't matter.
Yes, it gets more exciting as you go to the end, but the ending is a bit regretful. It's a pity for Wan'er. Maybe there can be a surprise ending.
The writing is very good, the plot has ups and downs, and is thoughtful. In the underworld, it feels like it was written too much and turned into fantasy.
This one is as good as the suspense novel Innocence Murder I read last summer. The plot is very brain-burning, and there are twists and turns from time to time that will catch you off guard.
Nice
Zhu Yi actually slept with Caring? !
The whole thing is smooth and complete, with many reversals but all the pitfalls are buried. I couldn't stand it several times, but I don't know why I always remembered the contents of the book inadvertently, and then couldn't help but read the story behind it. The author in the book repeatedly emphasizes that the male protagonist is an unconditionally soft-hearted protagonist. Same as other book friends commented. Of course, it is understandable to let the enemy go every time he catches him. After all, the hero cannot confront the person behind the enemy head-on. As written in the book, when the problem reaches that level, what everyone is pursuing is a balance, and the rules of the game are not something that the male protagonist can touch. But for caring about this person, was it forcibly cleared in the end? But the more novels I read, the more I find a pattern, that is, the bad guys must have been severely hurt when they were children. Hateful people must have pity. Sometimes I really don't know whether to sympathize or hate. In the end, outstanding people like the male protagonist are just civilians, controlled by others. There are no heroes and no need for heroes. Even Wan'er's death is so sad.