The Madman's Trial

Author: (Russia) Dolenko Gu Xingya
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: V. Dolenko, whether in terms of writing style or ideological concepts, is a new-type Russian writer. He is close to life, daring to reflect reality closely, and expresses his love and hatred without reservation. His works are exhilarating and engaging. However, perhaps due to his unique and turbulent experiences, Dolenko shows obvious favoritism toward certain individuals in the criminal world, such as the thief king Amiran and the gangster Andrei Rostovskii in this book. Additionally, his excessive enthusiasm for bloody killing scenes and erotic descriptions clearly stems from a pursuit of commercial appeal, which is undoubtedly undesirable. V. Dolenko is a strikingly prominent writer in contemporary Russia. His "Crazy Man" series novels are highly popular among readers. Whenever a new "Crazy Man" book is released, people rush to buy it to get a first look. Prosecutor of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, Maluykin, diligently investigates economic crimes, involving high-ranking politicians, and thus becomes the target of persecution and extortion by the mafia head, Nuga, who holds the position of Vice Chairman of the Financial Committee of the State Duma. The Crazy Man Volkov does everything he can to protect him. After Maluykin's death, the who killed him escaped legal punishment due to their high status. The Crazy Man decides to carry out a just trial himself, eliminating the deserving-to-be-executed Nuga by exploiting the internal conflicts within the criminal underworld.