Xiapu High School Mystery Chronicles: The Book

Since I began writing this new work, some readers have shown me their trust and appreciation. I am deeply grateful for their generous gifts and sincere appreciation. I cannot express my gratitude to everyone individually, but I would like to extend my sincerest thanks to all the readers who support this series and to all readers who support Daily Mystery. With deepest respect!

Since I genuinely couldn't understand the author's unusual angle, I gave the writing style a perfect score. Okay, I've only read two of your four works, both mystery novels, and well, the writing style is impeccable. However, I might be living on a fake Earth—after reading your work, I'm truly amazed. I read four chapters of your "book" (which is also the most chapters I've read so far), and the first two chapters were fine. "Then we can try another method." I took out a wireless microphone and earphones. "You can hold the microphone and stand in a position where you can see Ms. Sasaki, but not so much that she can hear you..."

I love this writing style. Will the author continue to post new works on SF in the future?

Enough with the chit-chat. Absolutely nothing to say. The author of the previous review must be furious. Now that it's finished, I want to have another round with the author. It's a shame I'm releasing my thoughts so late. Reading your book is truly brain-taxing; its complexity rivals that of a real mystery novel. It's clear the author is very talented. I don't know if you took my advice to revise the mystery aspects, but in the end, I found it increasingly difficult to find fault with it. As a mystery, this is a very high achievement. Let me summarize the author's strengths and weaknesses in this book: Weaknesses: 1. The divination aspect, though not extensively described, feels forced...

I support it! I'm a huge fan of Hyouka and Koshodo!

I'm also a mystery novel enthusiast. My reading volume and writing skills are nowhere near yours. I've written mystery novels, but only as a hobby and to pass the time after get off work. After reading some comments and replies, I realized that you not only write, but also deliberately spend time preparing materials and information for your creations. Why? Aren't there other more important things to do? Dating/work/travel, etc. Looking forward to your reply.

Congratulations to the author on the completion of this book! Thank you so much for bringing us such wonderful slice-of-life mystery. I eagerly await news about the next book.

This is the first slice-of-life mystery novel I've read, and I have a point I'd like to discuss with the author. I feel that, unlike crime-solving novels, slice-of-life mystery novels, besides accepting commissions, reconstructing events, and helping others, should also include plots where the protagonist uses meticulous thinking to commit "crimes" and set traps for others.

I've skimmed through a few chapters; it seems like a very interesting series, so I'll bookmark it for now. I'll come back and check it out properly after my internship ends.

I've discovered that the author's ability is truly terrifying. Every chapter has only one logical flaw, while the rest are quite well-rounded. Your literary cultivation is also excellent; the sentences in the text have a humanistic touch, and the narrative language used is very original. I really hope you can continue writing (so please don't become resistant or lazy just because there aren't many bookmarks).