1 Shijiaotang incident
This book is the first in the library series, which is the beginning of the mystery story. This book pays tribute to agatha christie's "No Man" in the mode of Blizzard Villa, but it does not kill people with uninhabited nursery rhymes, but uses narrative techniques to complete the story with two narrative lines inside and outside the island, which increases the excitement of the story and the difficulty for readers to solve puzzles.
2? Labyrinth hall event
As always, the narrative technique is only that the author plays a gender word game, which makes readers have a great psychological blind spot on the role of the role. The simulated murder of mystery novels and the design of secret rooms are the parts I am interested in when reading. The narrative and plot of this novel are very good.
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In my opinion, the Bell Hall is the pinnacle of the museum series. It uses the time difference to kill people in the secret room. The plot is good. The double-line narration inside and outside the secret room also makes people lament the final ending and truth, exposing the dark side and ugliness of people's hearts.
1? Dollhouse incident
I really don't know how this book was selected into the library series, let alone where the ideas of the new book were presented. There is no Kiyoshi Shimada in this book, which is just a mental patient's guess. Ben Gur fans will not accept a story without tricks.
2 Scared Hall Incident
Social mystery novel reflecting realistic problems. However, it is really hard to agree with the three views. I don't believe this kind of problem will occur. After all, this kind of ethical problem is really chilling. If you are used to reading Keigo Higashino's mystery novels reflecting social problems, I suggest you read them.
3 Black Cat House Incident
Confusing the audience with one note, or misleading the readers through narrative techniques, resulting in regional differences, is actually the confusion between the northern and southern hemispheres. What is mentioned in the notes is located in the southern hemisphere, while the author has been describing the northern hemisphere. And the inference about the method of killing is not rigorous.
1? Waterwheel pavilion incident
If you have read this ending, it is easy for the murderer to know that this is still Ayatsuji Yukito's double-line narrative. Past and present, the plot is average and the technique is average. Those who don't understand may think the ending will be more surprising. As for the name of this waterwheel pavilion, I don't think it makes sense, and it has no effect on the plot.
2? Qi noodle restaurant incident
Using masks to cause secondary misleading, the narrative is fluent, but the tactics are poor. The procrastination of the reasoning part makes readers very puzzled, and the reasoning is taken for granted. Completely according to the author's setting, completely for the next plot development. Masks, namesake stalks and headless corpses are the whole book.
3? Dark hall incident
Some people say that this book is the pinnacle of the library series, but it's a pity that I can't finish it, because it's too annoying to think of it, and the length is too long, which makes the newly formed reasoning memory and plot memory disappear, so you can turn over that book from time to time. So I really can't finish reading it. You can have a look if you are interested.
The article explains
1? Blizzard villa mode refers to a serial murder case in a narrow and isolated closed space (such as isolated islands, small mountain villages, ravines closed by heavy snow, etc.). The scene of the story must be an absolutely isolated closed space. After the story begins, the number of people in the space is fixed, and no one can go in and out freely and wait for death; And the perpetrators must be among these people in the closed space.
2? Narrative skill refers to a way of telling a story that the author intentionally induces readers to get close to illusion through narration and subjective intervention in the story.
3? Killing nursery rhymes: a special case of "comparative killing", that is, according to the sentence meaning of each sentence in a nursery rhyme, poem or song, find out the corresponding counterpart that meets the sentence meaning and kill them one by one in the sentence order.
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