What is the difference between neo nominal reasoning and traditional nominal reasoning?

The difference between the original case and the declension is that it focuses on the realism of the case and the evidence.

Benge refers to reasoning as the absolute core, logic first, and realism, that is, the method of killing can be verified by scientific means, such as knife killing, gun killing, poison killing, etc.

Declension refers to supernatural phenomena that cannot be explained by science, such as cursed hunger and curse killing, magic killing.

The new Benge refers to the declension story, the Benge technique. On the surface, it seems to be a dull and fantastical murder method, but in fact, it is the original method of blame to the horror legend of repentance. Such as:

It looks like a vampire killing, but in fact it uses a needle to draw blood and fake the scene. Reasoning is a way of writing, logical reasoning is the main focus, focusing on precise clues and bizarre murder methods. Performance:

A large number of sophisticated clues and evidence, the biggest charm of Bengeben is that the player through real and rigorous reasoning.

Detective** Composition:

The model of traditional detective** consists of four parts: a mysterious environment, a strict plot, including introducing the detective, listing the facts and clues of the crime, investigating, announcing the case solved, and explaining the case. There are 4 main types of characters and the relationship between characters:

Victims, criminals, detectives, detectives' friends, good people involved in crimes. <>

Neo-nominal reasoning versus traditional nominal reasoning are two different types of reasoning, and there are some differences between them:

1.Historical Background: Traditional ontological reasoning refers to the classic reed crime**, which originated in England from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. Neo-ontological reasoning is a type of reasoning that has emerged in Japan in recent years, usually in the context of contemporary Japanese society.

2.Story style: Traditional ontological reasoning usually emphasizes the process of clues, reasoning and puzzle solving, and the storyline is tight, focusing on reasoning logic and puzzle solving.

The new Benge Bullet Reasoning pays more attention to the depiction of the character's psychology, mostly with delicate emotions and complex interpersonal relationships as the background, and sometimes even adds supernatural elements.

3.Reasoning method: Traditional ontological reasoning pays more attention to the importance of reasoning logic and clues, emphasizing entertainment and the challenge of solving puzzles. Neo-Benge reasoning, on the other hand, places more emphasis on the description of the character's psychology and the psychological analysis of the reasoner.

4.Cultural Background: Traditional ontological reasoning often adopts the British social background, emphasizing social hierarchy, class, suspense and the unique charm of reasoning.

On the other hand, Neo-Benge Reasoning often reflects the characteristics of modern Japan by showing the problems that exist in modern Japanese society, such as school bullying, social pressure, and family problems.

It is important to note that these distinctions are not absolute, and some works may have cross-cutting features, such as having elements of traditional ontological reasoning but adding a new benge-minded style of reasoning. As a result, the style and characteristics of specific works may vary.

Benge is a school of reasoning, which can also be called authentic, orthodox, classical or traditional.

Benge's reasoning is based on logical reasoning and riddle-solving, as opposed to the social school that focuses on realism, and uses thrilling and bizarre plots and intriguing tricks to reason about the plot through logic. There are often types of tricks such as room killings or island killings.

Bengepai caters to readers who take pleasure in solving puzzles, usually by making the reader and the detective stand on the same plane as much as possible, with the same number of clues. Some of the ontological reasoning** will have a "challenge the reader" manifesto, that is, tell the reader that "you have enough clues to solve the puzzle by now", challenging the reader to solve the puzzle in the same way as the detective. Therefore, the emphasis on fairness and rational logic is the characteristic of this type of reasoning.

New Mystery refers to the third wave of Mystery in Japan that began in 1980. It is led by Shoji Shimada and carried out by Yukito Ayatsuji and others.

The term "Shin Benge" is actually the selling point and gimmick that Kodansha invented in 1987 when he published Ayatsuji Yukito's "Murder Tokakukan". However, because the style of the book was very different from the stylized social reasoning school at that time, it was a hot seller all the way and received wide attention from Shanpeng readers, especially young readers, which gave birth to the publication of a large number of similar works, and "New Benge" as a style genre was born. Therefore, the year of 1987 is known as the "first year of the new Benbenge".

In the 21st Century Manifesto, Shoji Shimada argues that the future development of the new will incorporate new technological elements such as computers, the Internet, and medicine (brain teasing research). After 1987, any ontological reasoning** can be called a "new ontological character", which is actually of little significance. Specifically calling himself a neo-Benge writer is funny.