If you can't afford to spend a whole day, and I mean at least eight hours, and you can read mystery novels without being disturbed by anything else, especially Benge mystery novels, then you'd better not open this Hammer of Glass.
Because your fragmented time is not enough for you to read the 2,000-word background introduction of a security guard at the beginning, you don't understand why you introduce this security guard in such detail? Could it be that he is an important person?
Naturally, you can't remember the signals of the key characters, you can't remember the details that seem to describe the weather but are actually important clues.
But the time is too short, you can't finish "The Hammer of Glass" in one go, you can't reason and analyze the case at all, which loses the meaning and fun of reading Benge's mystery novels.
"The Hammer of Glass", which I just finished, is a mystery novel by Yusuke Kishi, a Japanese all-round writer and master of horror, about a seamless murder in a closed room.
The chairman of the laurel leaf company of the deceased's elderly care center, during his lunch break, he died mysteriously in his office, and after the police initially investigated the scene, they determined that he was killed.
However, to enter the chairman's office, the first pass is to go through the doorman check and register, and then take the password authentication elevator to the top floor of the office building, the passage along the way is full of surveillance, and the glass of the chairman's office is thickened bulletproof glass, and the office next door is the vice president and the chief of internal affairs, and three secretaries are on duty.
To pass through these levels, God unknowingly kills a big living person, and only commits crimes during the short lunch break after lunch.
It's unrealistic.
The strange thing is that the chairman was hit on the head with a blunt object and died on the spot.
The murderer, the murder weapon, are all mysteries.
The story unfolds, and an elite lawyer and an amateur master who solves the case of the secret room will join forces to solve the case and find out the truth behind the scenes.
This kind of mystery novel, you must read it in one breath without interruption, so that we can appreciate the excitement and superiority of the original reasoning.
Let's first popularize what is a benge-mystery novel.
It is a genre of mystery fiction, which is loved by readers for its rigorous logic, plot twists, and puzzle-solving fun.
It usually has the following features:
1. Logical rigor: The plot of Benge mystery novels usually unfolds with a mystery that gradually reveals the truth through a series of clues and evidence. This requires the writer to be logical and rigorous when constructing the plot to ensure the rationality and credibility of the clues and evidence. At the same time, the protagonist is usually a brilliant detective who solves mysteries and solves crimes through rigorous reasoning and logical analysis.
2. Plot Twists: The plot of Benge mystery novels is often very cleverly designed and full of surprises and surprises. The author will set up multiple illusions and misleading, so that the reader will make wrong guesses and inferences in the process of reading, and finally give a surprise ending.
3. Puzzle-solving is interesting: The core of this mystery novel is puzzle-solving, and the plot is driven forward by solving mysteries. The author usually sets up a series of mysteries and puzzles for the protagonist and the reader to solve together. These mysteries may be about the modus operandi of the crime, the motive for the crime, the identity of the murderer, and so on.
4. Scientific spirit: Benge mystery novels usually involve some scientific knowledge, such as chemistry, physics, psychology, etc. This knowledge is cleverly incorporated into the plot, making the whole story more believable.
5. Literary value: Benge mystery novels are not only entertaining, but also have a certain literary value. It explores some profound topics such as social issues and human nature issues, making it of high literary value.
And "Hammer of Glass" happens to meet these characteristics, which has to mention its author, Yusuke Kishi.
If you've heard of Keigo Higashino, then I can tell you that Yusuke Kishi's current limelight and popularity are even more powerful than Keigo Higashino.
Born in 1959, he is 65 years old and won the 3rd Japan Horror Novel Award in 1996 for his novel The Thirteenth Personality. His work is particularly good at creating a terrifying and terrifying atmosphere, which is the feeling that you dare not watch alone at night.
"Hammer of Glass", which took 20 years to conceive, is a reasoning work by Yusuke Kishi who challenges the modern perfect secret room, he changed the horror route and embarked on the orthodox style of reasoning, you can rest assured to be bold and brave to read it alone.
Having said so much, in fact, it is just one sentence, this novel is really wonderful, it can save the brain cells of modern people who do not think deeply all year round, reactivate your thinking power, logic, and prevent Alzheimer's disease from gradually getting younger, and at the same time, it also makes you realize that it is much more interesting to play Benge reasoning than watching short videos.
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