Murder Before the End of the World
About This Novel
[End of the World + Humanity Showdown, Two Apocalyptic Heroines VS Serial Murderer] The winning work of the 68th Edogawa Rampo Award, unanimously approved by the judges! Author Akane Araki breaks the age record for Rampo Award winners and is known as the "Agatha Christie of Generation Z"! "For murderers, this is really a paradise." 67 Days later, the asteroid "Telos" is about to hit the earth, and mankind is facing the end of the world. 23-Year-old Xiaochun and her driving school instructor accidentally discovered a body hidden in the trunk of a car. As the world falls into chaos, they decide to uncover the truth about the murder. As the investigation deepens, a series of cases have surfaced one after another: the murder of a man living alone, the corpse dumping case in the parking lot, the corpse hiding case in the classroom... Three seemingly unrelated cases actually seem to be committed by the same person! The identity of the real murderer was beyond everyone's expectation-
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Official(5)Scraped 22d ago
So stupid, humans.
QAQ. You must be happy to see this comment
Difficult to comment
It's a doomsday setting, and disorder and chaos seem to be natural. It's a doomsday setting, but I haven't given up on humanity yet... It's really idealistic
The mystery is very high, and the foreshadowing is well recycled, but the answer is very ordinary.
Personally, I feel that although this book is an award-winning work, it is still far behind the top mystery novels.
Hope in despair, the final appearance of human beings is still terrible.
It's a pretty delicate story
But for murderers, I think one should give one's life for one's life
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Community(0)
Official(5)Scraped 22d ago
So stupid, humans.
QAQ. You must be happy to see this comment
Difficult to comment
It's a doomsday setting, and disorder and chaos seem to be natural. It's a doomsday setting, but I haven't given up on humanity yet... It's really idealistic
The mystery is very high, and the foreshadowing is well recycled, but the answer is very ordinary.
Personally, I feel that although this book is an award-winning work, it is still far behind the top mystery novels.
Hope in despair, the final appearance of human beings is still terrible.
It's a pretty delicate story
But for murderers, I think one should give one's life for one's life
