"Psychological Master" is a series of works by the famous suspense best-selling author Zhong Yu, which is unanimously considered by readers to be "the best psychological suspense masterpiece in recent years".
The suspense works of the "Psychological Master" series are divided into 4 parts, namely "Origin", "Sin Love", "Imitation" and "Abyss". As can be seen from the title, the book tells a story about psychologists. These 4 books are in order. Although the story inside can be viewed separately, it is best to look at it in order, and it is not recommended to jump to see it.
The story begins with Qiu Ling, who is the murderer, being caught. After the criminal is caught so early, the unfolding of the common suspense plot should be how to draw the truth from the hands of the highly intelligent criminal. Another possibility is that the murderer was not caught at all, or that the suspect was suspicious, and that there were other purposes.
Sure enough, another psychological expert, Shen Fei, was attracted. These two psychological masters, Qiu Ling and Shen Fei, Qiu Ling is a villain character with a very changeable personality, one will be an angel, the other will be a demon. Faced with such a fickle suspect, Shen Fei appeared as a psychological expert. Shen Fei is a positive character, calm and cautious.
The pinnacle duel between Qiu Ling and Shen Fei, two high-IQ people, led to the past of both of them being pulled out. The reason was because of a girl. In layman's terms, it is that two love enemies do not look at each other well. And the two of them are precisely geniuses in psychology, so the psychological duel between the two of them in the case can be said to have been written by Zhong Yu.
"Sin Love", "Imitation", and "The Abyss" basically continue the style of the first part. Cen Xiao, who has "Stockholm Syndrome" for criminals in "Sin Love", because of his distorted psychological feelings, led to the reduction of criminals' sentences and indirectly harmed more people. The "terraced way" murders that appear in "Imitation" are creepy. "The Abyss" is the final chapter of this series, and the final battle between Qiu Ling and Shen Fei ends here.
The book involves a lot of wonderful knowledge, including mutual deep hypnosis, subconscious counterattack, copying space, infinite nightmares, amnesia, etc., which makes people enjoy watching it. I think that if such a plot is made into a TV series, it must be very exciting and good-looking.
When I watched Zhong Yu's "Human Game" before, I thought that Zhong Yu was a very knowledgeable and excellent writer. In his pen, the characters are rich in layers. The technical terms on the plot are also explained in great detail.
I myself like the sense of compassion that Zhong Yu exudes when describing human nature. You will feel that all the behaviors of all his characters have their own deep-seated reasons, and the characters can stand. Zhong Yu himself is also a national second-level psychological counselor, so the most interesting thing in this series of books is not the detection of the case, but the duel of psychological warfare.
But perhaps for the same reason, Zhong Yu's novels seem to be slower and more verbose than other suspense novels. Because the professional knowledge is very rich, sometimes it seems a bit academic, resulting in the promotion of the suspense part is not as wonderful as the psychological description.
Inside this "Master of Psychology". Zhong Yu expounded too much on love and love. Let the whole suspense novel have a tendency to tend to romance. If you are a reader who likes the suspense part, you may feel a little procrastinating about this piece.
Among these four books, "Origin" and "The Abyss" are the two books in the author's most state, and "Imitation" is slightly broken. Overall, this set of "Psychological Masters" as Zhong Yu's representative works are well deserved, and those who like to watch suspense novels must not miss it.