Difficult reasoning

Author: Hong Shunli
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: Several gruesome cases, mysterious and baffling, with their bloody and cruel scenes leaving one speechless. The Phantom Chase – A wealthy elderly woman is brutally murdered in her home one night, and her priceless antiques vanish without a trace. The scene is left with no clues, shrouded in mystery. When the truth comes to light, the culprit turns out to be her long-lost biological son. Is There Rain in Heaven? – Two mistresses accompany a rich man, stirring jealousy in the original wife, who then sets up a series of schemes, leading to the deaths of the two mistresses. The methods are cunning and ruthless, forcing the detective to go through great efforts to catch the culprit. Colorful Wind Bells – A talented woman is hired for a high-ranking position, but she is lazy and becomes involved with her superior, attempting to usurp her position through charm. When this fails, in desperation, she sets up a "kidnapping" to force her superior to comply, only to accidentally create a murder case. In the end, she commits suicide out of guilt, and the tragedy concludes.