Japan's principled school was once the largest in Japan. Why did it decline?

The Japanese school of case reasoning used to be the largest school of reasoning in Japan, but now it is declining, mainly because case reasoning appeared very early. Now people are reading more and more novels and articles, and they are tired of this traditional school.

Case-based reasoning is actually a very traditional school of reasoning in Japan, which appeared very early, so it will appear in many writers' mystery novels. It can be said that he is an early school of reasoning, which leads to his appearance in many novels and even film and television works. However, tradition also has its drawbacks, that is, with more contact, people will naturally think that he is not new, and even see a sense of boredom. After all, no matter how good things are, you will get tired of eating too many delicacies, so this case-based reasoning will gradually make people feel stale. In fact, this case-based reasoning is still full of reasoning spirit and an excellent school. Otherwise, it would not have stood at the peak of japanese mystery School for so long, which made many people have such a strong interest in mystery novels at that time. But now there are many excellent schools of reasoning, and even many novel and rare schools of reasoning. With the gradual emergence, these schools of reasoning have entered the human field of vision, which will naturally make many people feel curious and fresh. So many readers hope that you can stop writing some common forms of reasoning and use novel and rare forms of reasoning. In fact, this is also because readers are involved in more and more content, so it will be right. There are some requirements for the content of reasoning literature. In fact, Ben's reasoning has come to an end now, and one more thing is that he didn't make reforms in time. The mystery novel itself easily excites readers. However, if it remains unchanged, it will be easily seen through by readers, thus lacking the freshness and excitement of mystery novels, which is a drawback of the reform of mystery novels.