The Culprit Is Hard to Find? Whatever, I'll Handle It

Excellent, looking forward to visiting again.

I've figured it out! From *The Mysterious Cases of the Murderer* to this *The Strange Cases of the Murderer*, you can never guess what methods the author will use to help the murderer kill. Every time I guess someone is the killer, it's like another person steps in and says I'm the killer. Just when I'm about to waver, the previous person comes out with evidence to prove they're the killer. Okay, I keep wavering, at least I have to choose one of the two, but as I keep reading, oh my god, neither of them are the killer. Another important suspect appears! I keep thinking this guy must be the killer. Good heavens, this is just the beginning! More details are just being uncovered!!! In short, the author's books have not only taught me a lot of psychological terms, but also made my mom stop worrying about my IQ! Fortunately, the author often adds some lighthearted details to give everyone a break! In the second case, when we were working with the Tang Sen Law Firm, I was wondering if Xu Junliang would appear. In the end, the protagonist Jiang Xiaofeng proved that I was the real protagonist of this book. Haha. Xu Junliang and Jiang Xiaofeng have already communicated on the phone, but I still want to see them team up to solve a case! I hope there's a case later where both of them appear on screen at the same time! But what kind of case would it take to get these two geniuses to work together?

When I first read the case, I thought it was just a simple murder case, at most a guided killing, just like Lin Youtian analyzed. I never expected so many hidden stories behind it, and the killer's methods were so complex, completely unexpected and mind-blowing. If you don't use your brain, you simply can't continue reading! Once you start carefully reading, you can't put it down. Every detail the author sets up is useful; if you overlook even one, you miss your chance to solve the case ahead of time! It's amazing, I'm completely impressed! More importantly, the author doesn't just solve cases; each case makes you think deeply. I really love this kind of novel. The author also caters to female readers, clearly setting up many subtle romantic subplots, giving girls who love romance a point of entry! Currently, I'm rooting for Xuan Shirui and the male lead! Two highly intelligent and strong-willed people will definitely be fun! If it were Qi Yushi, I feel that girl is too noisy. The male lead is already tired from solving cases; having to take care of her every day would be exhausting!

I read *The Mysterious Cases* elsewhere and really enjoyed it, so I found it on 17K and discovered the author was writing *Strange Cases: The Murderer*. Seeing familiar names like Xu Junliang and Tang Sen was exciting. Of course, this book isn't a sequel to *The Mysterious Cases*; the main characters and stories are entirely new. Compared to *The Mysterious Cases*, I feel *Strange Cases* focuses more on the details of the cases, and the backgrounds of the characters are described in greater detail. If *The Mysterious Cases* emphasizes psychological analysis techniques and uses many technical terms, then *Strange Cases*, while continuing these techniques and terms, is more down-to-earth, offering more descriptions and revealing more about human nature and society! Some people said *The Mysterious Cases* was perfect for a film or television adaptation, and it indeed sold its rights successfully. Even now, *Strange Cases: The Murderer* is still very suitable for adaptation. The author cleverly sets both *Strange Cases* and *Mysterious Cases* within the same time universe, with characters crossing over into each other's lives. This is somewhat similar to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in comics. Each protagonist can stand alone as a story point, or they can be grouped together like an Avengers team. In short, it has great potential! Who knows, the author might make this time universe even larger in the future. It'll really be that every book has a main character, and all the main characters can connect and intersect with each other. Just thinking about it is hilarious!

This book is quite good.

I'd like to recommend a book that's even better than "Battle Through the Heavens"—"The Legend of Tian Gang"—welcome everyone!

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Does it sound good, everyone?

I'm having a reading slump, and this book review looks good, so I'll give it a try.

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