The Case Beneath the Surface

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Blindly analyzing a large bucket without looking for evidence, there is no one who is the most clever author I have ever seen! Both the silkworm and the potato are defeated

[Afraid] [Afraid] I thought it was pretty good at the beginning, the style I like, but the more I watched, the more boring it became. Before one case was solved, other cases were involved, and then another case was brought up before the other cases were solved, and a lot of space was spent describing it. The original case was thrown away thousands of miles away. I stopped reading and couldn't stand it.

The longer and longer it gets, the more outrageous it gets, so give up decisively.

One case after another, some famous cases are connected together. The idea is good, but there are too many characters, with a hammer here and a stick here and there, which makes it easier to follow the main thread. After reading for a long time, I remembered this paragraph and forgot the previous chapter.

I have been a bookworm for more than 20 years. From the perspective of detective and suspense genre, this book is a masterpiece in terms of plot, writing style, characterization, etc., And it is definitely worth reading. I read it last year, and now I am back to see if the author has any new books. Unexpectedly, there are many unobjective criticisms, and I can't help but speak out!

There are too many branches, everyone is the same as the bad guy, and they are all perverts! The more I read, the less interesting I became. Hundreds of photos covered a case. They are all cases within a case, and they are all the same perversions.

If you use an elderly mobile phone, how can you have WeChat? How can you have a WeChat group?

This book is so tiring to read. The first ten or twenty chapters were actually good, but as the case progressed, the author began to focus on the "breadth" and "depth" of the story. The most obvious thing is the layers of nesting in the cracking of cases (I saw that the seventh and eighth levels were already unbearable). Each layer has several various people and cases, which lead to other people and cases on the next layer. As a result, the main case often has no progress within dozens of chapters, which is too tiring... This should not happen in a real case. This writing problem, at best, is that the author wants to show the complexity of the case through this depth and breadth, but this will test the writing power and conception, and may collapse if not done well. The good suspense novels on the market usually involve only three or four levels of characters and nodes in a case. In this way, the story is relatively easy to control and the concept can be polished more delicately. In the end, it is also reader-friendly (the most famous one is the Sherlock Holmes series). At worst, I just use the various strange cases I found to cover it, and the number of words is so low...

Like your work very much. Looking forward to the next new work coming out!