Works: Kidnapping a Million Babes (Jack Fodrill)
To tell the truth, Wen He was devastated the moment he read the story.
The moment the puzzle is revealed, Wen He even feels Akagi's anger at smashing the rebound, and the illusion of whether he is watching the second season of "Murder on Mog Street" - it is always the gorilla who carries the pot anyway.
If it follows a normal trajectory, it should make a good piece of work. Arrogant kidnapping letters, fan-like footprints disappearing, domineering advertisements... It is enough to arouse everyone's appetite, but seeing the final answer, there is no word for Yuki?
The plot of the story is roughly like this, the local tycoon received a threatening letter, threatening to kidnap the ticket without paying the money. Coincidentally, the million-dollar baby really disappeared, leaving only footprints that disappeared out of thin air on the snow!
If this is the opening cg of a game, Wen He believes that there are at least three clues that can push the plot forward brilliantly.
First, the motivation. Who gains the most and who suspects the most is the eternal truth of speculative fiction.
The text is conclusively introduced that if the little baby hangs up, the three million yuan trust that his father set up for him will be divided equally by four relatives - what a strong motive, and then the idea is that if the little baby falls into their hands, they can easily hide him, without killing him, as long as they change his name and surname and throw him to an orphanage. Unfortunately, the conditions are so sufficient, but they are not useful at all, and the most suspicious motives actually play zero in the story, and I don't know whether this is a hint or a distraction.
Second, threatening letters. The scare letter before the baby disappeared is a must-have item that cannot be circumvented. Originally, the kidnappers and detectives' air pk is quite interesting, and what is even more surprising is that the detectives dare to publish a large advertisement in the newspaper and intimidate the kidnappers in turn, are you really not afraid of tearing up the tickets? Anyway, Wen He didn't see where the confidence to think about the machine came from—maybe he just wanted to gamble, as he said, "at first glance it was a trick, but it worked"—right, right, you're the protagonist, how can the protagonist go wrong.
The result was even more thunderous, and someone really sent the little baby back, and a family three streets away from this family found the little one. In addition, the threatening letters turned out to be nothing more than boring jokes.
Third, cracking is impossible to commit. The little guy suddenly went from home three streets away, how to achieve it? What is the mystery of the disappearance of footprints on the snow? As the core puzzle in the story, it must be justified.
Balloons, eagles... The author has no answer limited to the direction that may be the most unacceptable in this type of story, the most likely to cause the reader to drool, but the next answer is the highlight, how to stand on the box a few meters away, and grab the baby, jump to the stone, and then escape through the clothesline - if you don't consider superheroes, or x-man, then it can only be as the author said, is an orangutan to do a good thing - this time, even the clue of hair is not needed, thinking machine just understated: "As far as I know, orangutans are the only animals that can do all of this, so I don't think it's wrong for an orangutan to do it." Having a protagonist aura is domineering.
Finally, it is necessary to mention the ending, in "Murder on Mog Street", the orangutan who had two lives on his hand was personally caught by the owner and sold to the botanical garden, and it is estimated that he lived a life without worrying about food and clothing. The orangutan in this article is not so lucky, and it was killed by the police uncle in a small village nearby.
It's a sad story.
Smooth 7 Puzzle 5 Innovation 5 Comprehensive Rating ★★ ☆
For every reasoning, there is always a sentence that you can remember Then, suddenly, I had a stroke of genius. We've been thinking about the individuals who commit crimes. If not a human, but some kind of animal? What kind of animal can stand on a wooden box and lift a child four feet away before jumping onto a flat rock? But where do you go from the stones? The clothesline was eight feet away from the rocks, and the rope was quite thick and could no doubt support a considerable amount of weight.