The fun is not in solving cases.
It lies in the game between the male protagonist and his father, and his doubts about himself.
As a child of a murderer, have I ever been involved in a case,
Did my mother, the wife of a murderer, hid the case.
The male protagonist's father really wanted Hannibal in The Silence of the Lambs to kill with his tongue (speaking).
The male protagonist searches for the cracked cases, and gradually establishes who he is is rarely wonderful. It is not known whether the role of the male protagonist's father is used by the people around him, including his wife and children, or has a little humanity. Whether he wants to raise his children to be another serial killer is also unknown. Are all these cases accidental, or are they already set up?
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