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What I want to share with you today is the work of Kyogoku Natsuhiko, a famous Japanese mystery writer who is good at using the image of Japanese monsters to create new Benge reasoning stories - "Gu Won Bird Summer" If you haven't read Kyogoku Natsuhiko's work before, then this "secret room trick" that Xiaoice wants to say will definitely surprise you, if you have seen it, then maybe you will feel that this is very in line with the author's consistent style
The daughter of the Kuyuan Temple family was pregnant for 20 months and did not give birth, and her husband disappeared for more than a year, and this article is based on such a strange incident. The Kuenji family placed their pregnant daughter in a large study, and the man disappeared forever after entering this study one day a year ago. From the reader's point of view, it is known that the pregnant woman has been staying in the study, and the protagonist who came to investigate the matter has also entered the study, so is it possible that the missing husband still exists in the study?
I believe that the answer of most people is: no.
In mystery works, readers often substitute the perspective of the "detective" and regard what the "detective" sees as the "established truth", however, what seems to be the threshold of the "detective" from the main perspective in this article is actually a part of the trick.
In fact, the missing husband is **? That's right, it's in the study, and for a year, his body has been next to the bed. If it is said that the pregnant woman in the bed, as a **, exerts psychological hints on herself because she loves her husband's feelings deeply, so that she turns a blind eye to the corpse, then why is the threshold of the "detective" perspective also like this? This involves the story between Sekiguchi and another daughter of the Kuyuan Temple family, so I won't spoil it here
In short, the author uses the perspective of the pass to create a huge information gap for the reader, so that almost all readers believe that the missing husband and the woman who is 20 months pregnant must have been harmed by some evil and strange scourge before the secret is revealed, but after the facts are revealed, it is shocking. Some people think that such a "secret room" is very reasonable in the context of the characters' experiences, and some people think that this kind of mystery is too ridiculous. Judging from Xiaoice's feelings, although I did feel a little unhappy when I was teased by the author when the secret was revealed, I would still admire the wonderful story arrangement of Kyogoku Natsuhiko after actually scrutinizing the whole story.
The complete story is highly recommended for everyone to experience by themselves Welcome to discuss with Xiaoice in the comment area!