Masked hotel after school

It was these two books that brought me into contact with the famous Keigo Higashino for the first time. The first book is Masked Hotel, and the second is After School.

Feeling? Just one sentence: thieves look good.

Yes, they are vulgar, but as mystery novels, they are really excellent.

To be honest, I personally think that after school is more exciting than a masked hotel. It is also one of the masterpieces. I may have read only two books, which is a bit unconvincing. )

From after school, the plot is tense, and the beginning of the hotel is unattractive from the beginning, or in order to show the whole picture of an excellent hotel, the whole article has a lot of bedding and description to show the attitude that a five-star hotel worker should have. Therefore, the hotel shows the life of a special industry more comprehensively than after class, and also provides a solid background for doing "books". I have to say that "School is over" is better than the plot, and "Masked Hotel" is better than the presentation. In other words, the former is better than novels and the latter is better than literature.

Back to one of the highlights after school: rhythm.

I remember watching Dan Brown's Hell, and I felt the same excitement. The story happened at a concentrated time. Of course, the pace of hell is faster than school, and the time is only concentrated in just over a day. The stimulation of hell or dan brown, I haven't read who is better at creating yet.

Speaking of the story timeline, it is actually longer than "Hotel after School", but because it focuses on the main case, that is, killing Murakami and Takei, there is a lie cleverly set by the author in the whole story-the murderer's target is the protagonist Maeshima. Moreover, in the process of generating suspicious objects, the suspicious objects are overturned, impeccable reasoning is generated, and reasoning is completely overturned. Every time we think of a loyal wife, we find ourselves in the fog again.

That's it after school. All the events were firmly grasped by the conspiracy of Keiko and Hui Mei. The logic is so watertight, and the story is so reasonable. Nervous, excited, brainstorming.

On the contrary, The Masked Hotel didn't adopt such a writing style, which was a little surprise after I read two books by Keigo Higashino. He doesn't pursue invariable techniques, even writing style and writing skills. This kind of Dongye really makes me want to continue exploring him. I wonder how many surprises such an imaginative and innovative person can bring me.

Generally speaking, in the process of exploring the case, there are three events that promote the development of the plot. They are actually a linear development relationship, not an interlocking network after class.