Sky Eye

Name: Sky Eye
ISBN: 9787548429975

方苑Harbin Publishing House · ChinaNov 2025

3.5

Word count: 152K words
Chapters: 116
ISBN: 9787548429975

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Summary

This collection brings together four novella-length detective stories: "Lotus Blooming in Midsummer," "It's Good to Be Alive," "The 'Male Beauty' Scam," and "Traffic Major Crimes Unit." Told through suspense and deduction, they show modern police officers using high-tech tools—surveillance cameras and online tracking—to crack cases quickly and with ingenuity, while also delving deep into the minds of victims and criminals. Step by step, they reveal how victims are deceived and how criminals slide toward the edge of evil, exposing both the brightness and the ugliness of human nature. Amid these gripping investigations, readers can taste the education of love and the true meaning of justice.

Editor's review

This collection of novellas about detective work turns its lens on the "sky eye" and "ground eye" of modern policing; beneath the surface of technology-driven case-solving, its real effort lies in peeling back layer after layer of the psychology of victims and criminals. The four stories cover different subjects: "Lotus Blooms in Midsummer" and "It's Good to Be Alive" focus on emotional and fateful entanglements, "'Male Beauty' Scam" strikes directly at the psychological manipulation of romance fraud, and "Traffic Major Case Unit" shows the tense rhythm of teamwork and video tracking. The author does not present high technology as a master key; instead, surveillance footage and online traces become mirrors reflecting human nature, with case-solving and psychological analysis advancing on two tracks—offering both the pleasure of deduction and questions about the boundary between good and evil. It suits reading one story at a time on a commute or before bed; each story stands relatively independent, so there is no worry about losing the thread. For readers who like socially engaged suspense and care about anti-fraud and public safety, this book offers samples that are both readable and grounded in reality.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers who enjoy novella-length suspense and deduction and prefer standalone stories
Enthusiasts of socially realistic subjects concerned with anti-fraud awareness and victims' psychology
Readers interested in modern policing methods such as criminal investigation and video surveillance
Readers who hope to reflect on human good and evil and the meaning of justice through case stories

Not a good fit for

Hardcore mystery fans seeking orthodox locked-room tricks or highly challenging puzzles
Readers expecting a long, continuous narrative and complex character arcs
Readers sensitive to descriptions of fraud and criminal psychology who are easily unsettled

Reading tips

Read at the pace of individual stories; after each one, take a few minutes to savor the psychological analysis
When reading "'Male Beauty' Scam," compare it with real anti-fraud cases to deepen your understanding of the logic of the con
Notice how surveillance and online clues drive the plot, and appreciate the dual narrative of technology and human nature
Discuss with friends the psychological turning points of the victims in each case to test your own judgment

About the publisher

Harbin Publishing House China · Founded in 1988

Harbin Publishing House is a comprehensive city publisher known for classic works and social fiction. Its "Little Blue Book Classic Works Collection" includes modern literary masterpieces such as Lu Xun's Wandering and A Madman's Diary, and Xiao Hong's The Story of Hulan River; the complete Lu Xun fiction is also in its catalogue. In history, Lü Simian's History of the Two Jin and Northern and Southern Dynasties appears in multiple volumes, while foreign literature and Eastern philosophy are represented by Yukio Mishima's The Temple of the Golden Pavilion and Spring Snow. Its authors include Lu Xun, Xiao Hong, Lü Simian and Yukio Mishima, as well as Yang Xiao, Tong Fan, Dong Haiyan and others. Common categories cover classic works, social fiction, history, foreign literature, Eastern philosophy and essays. Public information is limited, so this profile focuses on the publishing directions reflected in its 500 titles.

版权信息
第一章荷开半夏生死记忆，穿肠镂肺
第二章荷开半夏耗梦记忆，血腥味道
第三章荷开半夏灭顶之灾，悄然来临
第四章荷开半夏午夜惊梦，不见归人
第五章荷开半夏失者来电，不能立案
第六章荷开半夏民工对抗，见音无面
第七章荷开半夏用心良苦，头脑风暴
第八章荷开半夏活不见人，死不见尸
第九章荷开半夏烈焰突起，调查中断
第十章荷开半夏火焰四起，疑窦重重
第十一章荷开半夏人为巧合，难辨真伪
第十二章荷开半夏人为纵火，突少两人
第十三章荷开半夏追踪查询，绝不收兵
第十四章荷开半夏自作聪明，午夜被捕
第十五章荷开半夏不配说爱，不甘念头
第十六章荷开半夏奸诱藏尸，暗箱操作
第十七章荷开半夏一案四命，悲剧未完
第十八章荷开半夏轻轻一诺，温暖人生
第十九章荷开半夏针锋相对，突冒流言
第二十章荷开半夏心可对天，不管流言
第二十一章荷开半夏业绩蜚然，全面掌舵
第二十二章荷开半夏十年情怀，如影相随
第二十三章荷开半夏荷图争奇，催画声急
第二十四章荷开半夏奇画遭议，举座皆惊
第二十五章荷开半夏短兵相接，十年情牵
第二十六章荷开半夏，夏荷半开
第二十七章活着，真好（1）
第二十八章活着，真好（2）
第二十九章活着，真好（3）
第三十章活着，真好（4）
第三十一章活着，真好（5）
第三十二章活着，真好（6）
第三十三章活着，真好（7）
第三十三章活着，真好（8）
第三十四章活着，真好（9）
第三十五章活着，真好（10）
第三十六章活着，真好（11）
第三十七章活着，真好（12）
第三十八章活着，真好（13）
第三十九章活着，真好（14）
第四十章活着，真好（15）
第四十一章活着，真好（16）
第四十二章活着，真好（17）
第四十三章活着，真好（18）
第四十四章活着，真好（19）
第四十五章活着，真好（20）
第四十六章活着，真好（21）
第四十七章活着，真好（22）
第四十八章活着，真好（23）
第四十九章活着，真好（24）
第五十章活着，真好（25）
第五十一章活着，真好（26）
第五十二章活着，真好（27）
第五十三章活着，真好（28）
第五十四章活着，真好（29）
第五十五章活着，真好（30）
第五十六章交通大队重案组（1）
第五十七章交通大队重案组（2）
第五十八章交通大队重案组（3）
第五十九章交通大队重案组（4）
第六十章交通大队重案组（5）
第六十一章交通大队重案组（6）
第六十二章交通大队重案组（7）
第六十三章交通大队重案组（8）
第六十四章交通大队重案组（9）
第六十五章交通大队重案组（10）
第六十六章交通大队重案组（11）
第六十七章交通大队重案组（12）
第六十八章交通大队重案组（13）
第六十九章交通大队重案组（14）
第七十章交通大队重案组（15）
第七十一章 “男色”诱骗（1）
第七十二章 “男色”诱骗（2）
第七十三章 “男色”诱骗（3）
第七十四章 “男色”诱骗（4）
第七十五章 “男色”诱骗（5）
第七十六章 “男色”诱骗（6）
第七十七章 “男色”诱骗（7）
第七十八章 “男色”诱骗（8）
第七十九章 “男色”诱骗（9）
第八十章 “男色”诱骗（10）
第八十一章 “男色”诱骗（11）
第八十二章 “男色”诱骗（12）
第八十三章 “男色”诱骗（13）
第八十四章 “男色”诱骗（14）
第八十五章 “男色”诱骗（15）
第八十六章 “男色”诱骗（16）
第八十七章 “男色”诱骗（17）
第八十八章 “男色”诱骗（18）
第八十九章永不相逢1
第九十章永不相逢2
第九十一章永不相逢3
第九十二章永不相逢4
第九十三章永不相逢5
第九十四章永不相逢6
第九十五章永不相逢7
第九十六章永不相逢8
第九十七章永不相逢9
第九十八章永不相逢10
第九十九章永不相逢11
第一百章致命吸引1
第一百零一章致命吸引2
第一百零二章致命吸引3
第一百零三章致命吸引4
第一百零四章致命吸引5
第一百零五章致命吸引6
第一百零六章致命吸引7
第一百零七章致命吸引8
第一百零八章致命吸引9
第一百零九章双面女友1
第一百一十章双面女友2
第一百一十一章双面女友3
第一百一十二章双面女友4
第一百一十三章双面女友5
第一百一十四章双面女友6

FAQ

Are the four stories plot-connected?

According to the materials, the four are independent novellas about detective work, with different subjects and cases involving emotional entanglements, fraud and deception, and major traffic cases; they are suitable for reading separately and need not be read in order.

Does high-tech case-solving weaken the sense of deduction?

The materials indicate that while the work uses means such as video sky eyes and online ground eyes, it focuses on delving into the psychology of victims and criminals; case-solving and psychological revelation are given equal weight, and technology is an entry point into human nature rather than a simple substitute for deduction.

Is it suitable for anti-fraud education reading?

Its psychological depictions of deception and of victims falling step by step into scams can help readers understand how fraud exploits emotion and trust, so it can serve as supplementary reading for anti-fraud discussions; note, however, that it is first of all a literary work, not an anti-fraud manual.

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About the author

方苑 Author

Fang Yuan is a creator about whom limited public information is available. The library currently holds four of her works, spanning suspense and mystery, social fiction, and applied psychology. The Eye of Heaven reflects her interest in building suspense and plotting within the mystery genre, while Iron-Blooded Lament leans toward stories woven from emotion and conflict. The social novel Those Things, All After Naked Marriage turns its attention to contemporary marriage and the pressures of daily life, whereas Women Should Manage Happiness This Way shifts toward psychological self-help and practical advice on living well. The wide range of these four works shows that the author does not confine herself to a single genre but moves between fictional narrative and real-world concerns: on one hand, she drives plots through suspense and emotional conflict; on the other, she attends to ordinary people's relationships and their efforts at self-adjustment. Since her dates of birth and death, nationality, and educational background are not clearly recorded, this entry summarizes her writing only on the basis of the works in the library, and further biographical details await additional public sources.