Transparent Spiral
Author: Keigo Higashino
Publisher: Nanhai Publishing House
Producer: New Classic
Ever since I stumbled upon the TV series Detective Galileo in middle school, I've had a soft spot for Keigo Higashino's Galileo series. After an awkward moment of eight books and five publishers, the new classics have unified the entire series, which is a joy for collectors. Recently, a new film based on "The Silent Parade" is also in full swing. The new classic also quickly introduced the new Galileo series "Transparent Spiral", which is really happy, and it is even more gratifying to think of friends who are still looking forward to Kaga series 12.
Books written in different eras can still see in the details what belongs to the times. Whether it is the collective employment at the beginning of this article or the wearing of masks later in the article, you can see that they all carry symbols of different eras.
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Regarding the cp part, although at the beginning I hoped that there would be a lot of soup kaoru, unfortunately it was almost a victory for the soup grass party in the end.
Regarding the technique part, this time the story still belongs to keigo Higashino's social school, but this time even the physics method is not used, which is a bit different from the Galileo series.
No one can survive alone, human society is a tangled society, and the characters in this article make this very clear. I've seen a warm short story before, as if everything will have a desired ending. However, the book "Transparent Spiral" seems to tell me that nothing can be taken for granted, missed is missed, and doing wrong is doing wrong. You can only make up for one or two as much as possible, and once you choose to do it, there is no way back. There are no perfect victims here, but everyone is a victim.