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- If you are a reader from Earth, you will definitely recognize such an opening chapter of "Sherlock Holmes":
This scene is a bit like the British drama "Sherlock".
That's right.
Lin Yuan referred to some Sherlock Holmes TV series.
The original work is not perfect, and Lin Yuan will definitely not adopt it completely. For example, Holmes made a wrong reasoning when he encountered the speckled tape case.
This reasoning is based on the fact that snakes have hearing and drink milk.
But it's not the author's fault.
People of that era really didn't understand.
A similar situation also appeared in "Detective Poirot".
As a modern person, Lin Yuan would certainly not adopt the unscientific basis in the original novel because the author was limited by the constraints of the times.
And at this time.
Cao Dezhi couldn't wait to continue watching¡ª¡ª
He was too curious how Holmes knew this information!
Fortune-telling is of course impossible.
If that's the case, then this novel should be misclassified by Chu Kuang.
Go out and turn left next door, there is a fantasy department.
Since it is a mystery novel, Holmes must have obtained the answer through reasoning!
What is the basis for reasoning?
With such curiosity, Cao Dezhi watched very carefully.
At this moment, he no longer subconsciously compared Holmes and Poirot.
Judging from the previous performance, Sherlock Holmes and Poirot, who are called great detectives by Chu Kuang, are completely different in terms of personality and way of speaking¡ª¡ª
Holmes is too conceited!
In fact, Poirot is also very conceited, but how to describe Holmes's conceit?
This man actually said swearingly:
Although others have witnessed various details with their own eyes, they still cannot solve some problems, and he, Holmes, can explain some difficult problems even if he stays at home¡ª¡ª
Listen up!
Is this a human language!
Poirot didn't even bring you to pretend like that!
What's even more pretentious is that Holmes even called other detectives in London worthless. He didn't even bother to call himself a detective, but called himself a "consulting detective"!
Um.
Detective consultant, this is a new profession invented by Holmes himself. He feels that he is the only person in Blue Star who does this job: [The police will find me whenever they have problems that cannot be solved, and of course the detectives in London are the same. ¡¿
Do you want to say that others are detectives, but you are a detective?
And the only man in the entire Blue Star who taught Sherlock Holmes what "humility" is turned out to be the dead Poirot.
Um.
Holmes only recognized Poirot's ability.
When Cao Dezhi saw this passage, his mentality was slightly broken.
Boss Chu Kuang, can we stop playing like this?
You said that if you write Sherlock Holmes, you write Sherlock Holmes. Why do you still mention Poirot? Are you afraid that readers will not feel that you have written Poirot to death?
It's all right if you mention Poirot.
You still let Holmes compare himself to Poirot?
Looking at Holmes' posture, it seems that only Poirot in this world can be compared with him.
It's crazy!
Although in the narration of the article, Sherlock Holmes did not feel complacent at all, but said such words in a calm and slightly nostalgic tone, as if explaining a fact, but it is absolutely unforgivable for Poro fans!
In the hearts of Poirot fans, no one can compare with it!
You wrote Sherlock Holmes so hung up at the beginning, aren't you afraid that you won't be able to end it?
This Sherlock Holmes is simply a king!
Same.
Watson in the book also felt that Holmes was too pretentious.
This put Watson and Cao Dezhi as readers on the same front.
However, Watson was quickly defeated by a piece of reasoning from Holmes:
¡¾"When we first met yesterday, I mentioned the Battle of Gerou. You looked surprised."
"how do you know?"
Watson raised his voice: "Someone must have told you!"
"I don't know, I just observed."
Holmes' tone was the same as usual: "Your face is rather tanned, but your wrists are not, so you have been to the tropics, and it is not for sun exposure.?, your hairstyle and demeanor are military style, no matter your movements or postures are full of the ability of a soldier, and the conversation you had with Mike when you entered the door shows that you once studied in Hanzhou Medical College like him, so it is obvious that you are a military doctor , you walk with a terrific limp, preferring to stand rather than sit, completely oblivious to disability, so at least part of the handicap is psychogenic, and you were injured on a field battlefield, so how can there be Can military doctors be exposed and injured on the battlefield? Oh, it's the Battle of Gerou. "]
Watson was stunned by this reasoning!
And Cao Dezhi, who thought he was on the same side with Watson at the moment, was also stunned. He never expected that Holmes would have seen through everything based on the first meeting with Watson!
Damn it!
What an amazing observation!
Poirot also had a similar brain storm moment, and the process was equally wonderful, but Poirot's reasoning was definitely different from Holmes'.
Poirot seems to prefer to speculate on human nature.
And Sherlock Holmes draws conclusions by observing countless details and summarizing information!
The former is mostly emotional, while Sherlock Holmes is rational!
This is the first time Cao Dezhi felt that although Holmes has the potential to become a king, his brain is really working at an amazing speed, but he still can't find a foothold to refute this reasoning
Is this a coincidence?
It just so happened that Holmes found a clue?
of course not!
As Cao Dezhi continued to flip through the book with slightly shocked eyes, Holmes officially started his first reasoning show!
hair¡¡
leather bag
nail¡¡
At the scene of the murder, he could infer countless information from the first deceased's sleeves, boots, trousers, knees, callus between thumb and index finger, expression before death, shirt cuffs, etc. !
Meticulous!
Rationality!
How complicated information can be summarized in his mind so that he can grasp the key clues one by one. He can even draw conclusions about how many people are on the carriage by the traces of the carriage near the murder case, and even the depth of the indentation of the carriage!
Logical derivation?
not like this!
Logical deduction is to use the result to calculate the process, which is the field that Poirot is good at, but Holmes seems to be better at using the process to calculate the result, and these processes are the answers obtained through the various details mentioned above!
It is conceivable.
When this reasoning show appeared in front of Cao Dezhi's eyes, Cao Dezhi's scalp was almost numb from the show. There seemed to be an image of a hook-nosed man wearing a bowler hat and holding a pipe in front of his eyes. His gaze should be There is an observational wisdom in rationality, and all reasoning is based on a theory of Sherlock Holmes:
elementary!
The case can be roughly divided into two parts. The first part is that Holmes uses the deductive method in his mouth to find the murderer of the serial murder case; It's a sympathetic murderer out for revenge in his own way.
The story is over.
Cao Dezhi was stunned.
This is the first time that Cao Dezhi faced the shock brought by Sherlock Holmes and the basic deductive method as a Blue Star, and the same shocking feeling rose from the hearts of the editors in the next meeting room¡ª¡ª
Terrifying Sherlock Holmes!
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