Dissecting the protagonist Ishigami created by Keigo Higashino in The Devotion of Suspect X .

There are a lot of thoughtful and terrifying details in this book, for example, there is a lot of suspense in this work, and then the final ending and real identity of suspect X make people particularly suspicious, "X" is a representative of the unknown, and at that time the fashion was diverting the attention of the police step by step, and then it also made people particularly suspicious of him.

This book is actually a story that makes the whole **. ** The beginning is that the person died, and the time, place, and reason for the arrangement are all quite clear. In fact, it is a real murder** created by **, and then the love with the heroine is described in detail, maliciously diverting the reader's attention, this book is very good.

His behavior is not very good, this person's thinking is more extreme, this person is very egoistic, only cares about some of his own thoughts.

I was puzzled, I didn't expect such a change to happen, my impression of him has changed, and there is no way to understand his behavior.

Some of his behaviors are very bad, his cognition is very flawed, and some of the things he does are particularly irrational.

I think this kind of behavior of him is very shocking, and then it is also a particularly shameful behavior, and his identity has changed a lot.

Keigo Higashino is a Japanese mystery writer who feels that "The Devotion of Suspect X" is not Keigo Higashino's best work, because there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers, so everyone's thoughts are not the same. After watching Keigo Higashino's "White Night Walking", I felt that "The Devotion of Suspect X" was too well-known. <>

For many mystery fans, it must be clear to Keigo Higashino. Keigo Higashino has written a lot of suspense books, and "The Devotion of Suspect X" is considered by many to be one of the best works. Of course, this **Compared to Keigo Higashino,Other**,There's no nonsense at all.,And it's not thin.。

In this **, you can see the duel between the two geniuses and the heart-to-heart for the opponent. But after reading **, I have been wondering, is there really such a perfect crime in this world? In many of Keigo Higashino's books, there are infatuated male figures, and high IQ is also seen in them.

Compared with "Mr. Suspect X", I tend to like "White Night Walking" a little bit, although "White Night Walking" is relatively long, but I also finished reading it in a short time. When I saw the middle, I found that Keigo Higashino connected all the stories together. It also shows you a man and a woman who have been in love for more than ten years, they are ruthless, one can only live in the daytime, and the other lives in the night.

In the finale, the heroine's indifference and ruthlessness also made everyone fall into helplessness. <>

Overall, many of Keigo Higashino's books are very good. Because the first time I watched "White Night Walking", I was caught in the whole plot, and I also felt that all the skills of Keigo Higashino were combined in one book, showing super high reasoning skills. "White Night Walking" and "The Devotion of Suspect X" have gained a lot of fans and friends after they were adapted into movies, and when they read these two books again, they will give different evaluations.

I think this work is indeed Keigo Higashino's best work, because he came out of the circle with this work, and many people think that this work is a special classic. Many of these details deserve to be revisited.

It is Keigo Higashino's best work, this work has made people all over the world know about him, and this work has left a deep impression on everyone, and no other work has surpassed this work.

The best work is not this work, in which the role is not played well, and many people do not like his role in this work.

The male protagonist Ishigami is an ordinary high school math teacher, he graduated from Imperial Capital University in Japan, is a math genius, and his thinking logic is extraordinary.

The heroine Yasuko Hanaoka is a wine girl, two failed marriages, and only one daughter, Misato, depends on her for her life. Considering her age and worried that her profession would not be good for her daughter's growth, she went to work as a waitress at a convenience store owned by a friend.

Ishigami and Yasuko are neighbors separated by a wall.

At the end of reading the article, I understood why Shishen covered the body for Yasuko. Because when he wanted to commit suicide when he encountered a bottleneck in mathematics, it happened that Yasuko's mother and daughter moved over to greet him, and seeing such a beautiful mother and daughter, his heart had unprecedented waves, and he found another beautiful thing like mathematics Liang Debate, and they saved his life.

Ishigami and Yasuko have no dealings, but he knows which days Yasuko goes to work and which days he doesn't. As long as Jingzi goes to work, he will always take a detour to the convenience store where Jingzi Fanzi works, and the phrase "signature bento" is the language exchange between the two.

Due to the rogue entanglement of Yasuko's ex-husband Shinji Tomiya, especially to her daughter Misato, the mother and daughter strangled Fuji to death. After all this was perceived by the stone god next door, out of love and gratitude for the mother and daughter, he used the evaluation of the math volume "They look like geometric problems, but they are actually functional problems" to perfectly create an alibi to get the mother and daughter out of suspicion.

Yukawa, an alumnus of Ishigami, a genius in physics, and the two were once close friends. It is precisely because of Yukawa's appearance and his knowledge of Ishigami that, through several contacts and a few key words, Yukawa debunks the truth that Ishigami killed an innocent stand-in "technician" for the sake of Yasuko's mother and daughter.

It turns out that a person can love people to such an extent", this is the thousands of emotions of the policeman Kusanagi after knowing the truth.

At the end of the story, Yasuko took the initiative to surrender and atone for her sins, kneeling down in front of the stone god, "I want to accept punishment, this is all I can do for you, and I can't afford to read the scum." The stone god let out a beastly roar, as if he was about to vomit out his soul.

This ending highlights Yasuko's purity and kindness, the beauty in Ishigami's eyes is indeed worth it, and it also shows fairness and legality, but all of it is in vain, Ishigami's brilliant mind is used in his distorted "love", and it is too late.

The Devotion of Suspect X is a suspense film based on the Japanese mystery writer Keigo Higashino's eponymous **. Ishigami is a mathematical genius. He goes to the fixed bento shop to buy lunch every day, just to take a look at his neighbor Yasuko who is working in **.

Yasuko, who is dependent on her daughter for her life, accidentally killed her ex-husband who came to the door to entangle and blackmail. In order to save Yasuko, Ishigami stepped forward to deal with the aftermath and set up an unbelievable situation with the careful logical thinking of a mathematician.

Synopsis: Tang Chuan, a physics professor at the Criminal Police Academy, and Shi Hong, a middle school mathematics teacher, cherished each other when they were young because of their interest in mathematics, and many years later Tang Chuan assisted ** when investigating a case, Shi Hong's neighbor Chen Jing was ** listed among the suspects, and Tang Chuan discovered a bigger secret in the investigation of this case, and Tang Chuan and Shi Hong, who were forced to stand on opposite sides, had a high-IQ duel, step by step to push the story to a shocking ending.