Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 715: 711. Comments on "The Famous Detective Training Manual"

Today I would like to recommend a new suspense book to you.

It will be on the shelves this Friday. In order to be on the shelves, this book has already obtained four silver alliances. That’s awesome!
"Famous Detective Training Manual", Feigua, level 5 author.

Category: Suspense-Detective Mystery.

【Introduction】

Remember, never dig for unsolved mysteries.

Because you will never know how much the people at that time paid to cover it up.

Beneath the false calm surface, most of the truth is cruel.
Never mind, let me explain it more clearly.

If one day you see a book dropped on the ground on your way home from get off work, restrain your curiosity and don't touch it.

Unfortunately, Zhou Yan didn't realize this at first. So he picked up the book. The book had a rather awkward title—"The Master Detective Training Manual."

As for the author, his name is Feigua.

【Brief Comment】

Feigua is the author of many excellent works including "The Clown Game" and "Madhouse of All Worlds".

When "The Madhouse of All Worlds" was first published, it really amazed many readers. But like most novels with a mind-blowing theme, it didn't last very long, finishing at 132 million words.

Today, the data of this "Famous Detective Training Manual" can be said to be too explosive. During the official year-end event, it actually got 4 silver alliances. The starting collection increased from 2 to 23, and the number of fans also increased from 3 to 36.

Other well-known authors who launched their books at the same time include Squid Who Loves Diving, Sweeping the World, Kindergarten Leader, Kaihuang, Daluoluo, etc. Among them, the most collected book is Squid's "The Embers of the Long Night", and he will undoubtedly be the top of the list.

Judging from the data alone, Feigua's ambitions are quite ambitious. Not only has it reaped the rewards, it's also expected to follow in the footsteps of Squid and secure a particularly high initial subscription. As for the content, the subject matter is quite unique.

The protagonist Zhou Yan killed someone half a year ago and was kept in the hospital as a mental patient. When his mental state recovered, he was sent to prison again because if he was mentally normal, he would be executed for killing someone.

However, in prison, he came across the "Famous Detective Training Manual" written by Fatty Gua, which contained some strange information that looked a bit like readers' messages. He also successfully passed the psychoanalysis test because he called himself Fatty Gua, or because he thought in accordance with Fatty Gua's way of thinking.

And in this book, he found doubts about his own files.

He might not have killed anyone!
The above content may seem a bit confusing, but to put it simply, it is a story about the author Feigua wanting to further communicate with readers and write a deeply collaborative novel. It uses detective reasoning techniques to successfully clear a schizophrenic suspect of his charges.

Sorry, it's still a bit confusing.

However, I have read a few similar novels before, which are also about traveling to one's own fictional world.

It's probably this type, except that Fatty is more neurotic, or there's a lot of rationality hidden beneath his neurosis, which requires readers to read carefully to infer.

If you read quickly, you might find this book a bit confusing. But his books all tend to be more like a weird stream of consciousness.

So, if you understand this book recommendation and are interested in it, you can go and experience the charm of this book.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

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