Curious, Brown brewed a cup of coffee and prepared to start "Da? The Finch Code.

"Da? The Vinci Code begins with the murder of the Louvre curator in the Louvre Pavilion, and before his death he posed himself as Da? The pose in Vinci's masterpiece "The Vitruvian Man", and left an elusive cipher symbol next to the corpse.

In this regard, perhaps for ordinary people, this is a very interesting start, which creates several suspense at once.

But for Brown, a hardcore reader who has brushed through the famous suspense, he chuckled, feeling that this opening was too common.

However, as Brown continued to read, he forgot that his purpose was to find the book's bugs, and instead he was attracted by the author's description of a series of clues, cases, passwords, etc.

Many of them are related to "Da? Finch's famous paintings, including the ordering of letters in words and numerical puzzles.

Even Brown couldn't help but look for pictures of those famous paintings like Larry did......

Soon, and before he knew it, Brown was seeing a paid chapter that he needed to pay to read.

Brown quickly signed up for an account, quickly topped up, and then paid to read.

It's just that this one hasn't been written yet, and after reading the part that has been written, Brown found that his coffee was cold, but he didn't drink a sip, and he was completely attracted by this one.

His mind was full of riddles about the puzzles in the book.

He admitted that he lost, even if the book was not finished, but he knew that he had lost, because, he actually read it in one go, and every time he saw the key point, he would go back to look at the previous clues.

It's been a long time since there's a suspense that has allowed Brown to do that.

And, to Brown's astonishment, he hadn't seen anything wrong so far, which was a terrible thing.

To know that "Da? The Finch Code is very rich in content, involving countless puzzles such as famous paintings, religions, numbers, and word letter sequences, but after Brown checked the information one by one, he found that there was really nothing wrong at all.

Oh, it's not that there is nothing wrong with it, but if there is a mistake, it is that some of these religious descriptions are endless.

Brown sighed, this author is really amazing, this "Da? The breadth of knowledge involved in The Finch Code subverts Brown's imagination.

Famous paintings such as "Mona Lisa's Smile" and "The Last Supper" still hide so many secrets, which makes Brown feel unreal.

It is as if he is not here, but with the author to decipher the codes left by these historical paintings.

And in this one, Brown finally found a different feeling from reading physical books in the past, that is, hating the author.

Not because of the plot I hate the author, but because, out of chapter!

It's so uncomfortable, seeing the key place, and then it's gone, and if you want to keep watching, you can only wait.

"Da? It's not for nothing that The Finch Code can be called a classic in its previous life.

Brown opened his personal blog, and with the advent of the mobile Internet era, things like blogs have gradually withdrawn from the mainstream stage, but there are still many readers for the blogs of people like Brown.

Brown's name as the king of fault is not called for nothing, and his personal blog has always attracted a lot of attention.

"Da? The Vinci Code is a work of genius that eclipses other horrors known for their intelligence. ”

Brown tapped on the keyboard.

"Recently, the works on the bestseller list have become more and more biased towards love, science fiction and other genres, and suspenseful reasoning seems to have been unremarkable for a long time."

"It's been a long time since I've found one that hooks me, and I'd like to thank Larry, a book friend from the Suspense Reading Club, who recommended me this book "Da? The Finch Code. ”

"At first, I was skeptical of online literary works, because there are really few works on them that are particularly rigorous and have no logical problems."

"Until I saw "Da? The Vinci Code", at the beginning, see the opening sentence 'All the descriptions of art, architecture, documents, and secret rituals in this book are accurate. I laughed, I laughed at the arrogance of the author MR.X, and laughed at his incompetence. ”

However, when I watched "Da? After The Finch Code, all the suspicion and ridicule turned to admiration, and yes, I really couldn't find anything wrong with it. ”

"This book tells the story of the Louvre curator who was murdered in the Louvre and posed himself as a Da? The pose in Vinci's masterpiece "The Vitruvian Man", and left an elusive cipher symbol next to the corpse. Harvard University professor of religious semiotics Robert ? Langdon and the curator's granddaughter Sophie? In the process of chasing the murderer together, Neve unexpectedly found a series of clues......

A professor of religious semiotics at Harvard University was suddenly informed of the murder of the director of the Louvre while on a business trip to Paris. Vinci's famous painting of the Vitruvian Man was found in the Louvre, and before his death, Sonier wrote a secret message and drew the symbol of the pentagram on his stomach with his own blood. Important information implicit in the works of some famous painters such as Leonardo da Vinci. A confusing code was left next to the corpse. Professor Langton and Sophie, a beautiful French cryptographer, were in the process of sorting out and analyzing the mystery, and were surprised to discover a series of shocking clues hidden in Leonardo da Vinci's work.

These clues are visible to all, but they are cleverly disguised and hidden by the painter. Professor Langton discovers that this chain of clues turns out to be shockingly related: the deceased curator was a member of the Zion Order. The Order of Zion is a real, secret society whose members include Newton, Botticelli, Hugo, and Leonardo da Vinci.

Only then does Langton discover that he is tracking down a shattering historical secret, a secret that has been buried for centuries and is both revealing and dangerous. In a chase that spans Paris, London and Scotland, Langton and Sophie find themselves battling it out against a mastermind who never shows his face, who always seems to know what to do next. And the professor didn't know anything about the mastermind. Unless they can solve this intricate mystery, a secret that has been buried for 2,000 years, an explosive religious secret, will disappear forever, and the secret of the Holy Grail of religion will be lost to anyone. Their lives are also in danger. ”

The code that makes people rack their brains is hidden in Leonardo? Reach? Vinci's artwork; Desperate rivalries unfold in cathedrals and castles all over Europe; The shocking truth of the facts, after a century of cover-up, has finally been revealed.

The author's knowledge of cryptography, mathematics, religion, culture, art and many other aspects can be said to be vividly displayed, and a large amount of information that people are concerned about today is organically introduced into the work, and skillfully used in the climactic plot......

I highly recommend everyone to see this work, I can't argue with the author's arrogant declaration at the beginning, maybe you can! I'm looking forward to it, and at the same time, when reading the book, please be mentally prepared, because it is likely that when you see the wonderful points, you will find that you will not see the content behind!