I started reading this book recently. As the first criminal investigation article I read, it was really hard to read. The relationship between characters is disrupted and the reasoning is refined. I even combed the relationship with a mind map before I roughly combed the characters and cases.
When I read this book, what attracted me from the beginning was the contents of this book: Julian in Red and Black, humbert in Lolita, Macbeth in Macbeth, Viho Vinsky in Mob. The author compares or satirizes the life experiences of criminals with these characters.
It is true that a priest, as a non-professional, can write such a brain-burning and fascinating novel, but there are still some bugs in the text. For example, the Lian Zhang I am currently reading seems to have many problems about the "mobile phone" part of the case. After reading it several times, I feel a little flawed.
The point is, as a criminal investigation reasoning article, our main task is not only to understand every case, although these four cases seem to be separated, the actual roots are intertwined and the context is vague. From the beginning, there were two key words: reader and silent reader.
Suffering from grievances and full of hatred is to let readers express their inner turmoil and read all their grief and indignation.
Looking at the world coldly, sober and self-sustaining, even though he has been burned by sin, he still sticks to the justice in his heart silently, and is a silent scholar.
These two kinds of people are the opposites of those criminal gangs.
Turn the viewing angle again. About this book is Mei Dan's business. I don't usually look at beautiful women. I had an ideological struggle before reading this book. Afraid of seeing what you don't want to see (you know) and afraid of going back into the pit. But whether there is meat or not, the feelings between Tam and Du Fei give me different feelings, which I call guarding.
Here is a metaphor for Du Fei:
And all this, only Luo Wenzhou really understands.
Luo Wenzhou is the only one who can uncover Du Fei's painted skin and pull him out of the abyss.
Du Fei carefully covered up his trauma and mentioned the past with a nonchalant expression.
But he can deceive everyone, but he can't deceive Luo Wenzhou.
Du Fei never let him down. At the end of the story, Du Fei finally climbed out of the abyss and passed the most sad stage in his heart.
The famous sentence in Silent Reading is also a true portrayal of Du Fei himself: