Bureau No. 7

The open ending leaves no one knowing Suzuki Naraku's final fate. The female protagonist, who has always been the main antagonist, turns out to be the biggest villain. She has a camera planted around her 24/7, falls in love with her greatest enemy, and ultimately her faith crumbles—her very beliefs are the ones she finds most unacceptable. The plot is very well-conceived, but the logical structure could use some improvement! So I still don't know who the killer was in those cases…

Wow, that's really good, top-notch!

The writing is good, with a touch of horror. The style is excellent, the plot is full of twists and turns, and it's captivating. I finished it before I knew it. I'm not very patient, and the novels I finish are usually pretty good. I didn't expect such a big twist in the last chapter; I thought Naraku was the female lead... So, is she really...?

It's exciting, addictive, and mind-bending. I just don't know how it will end.

It's really good, but I didn't quite understand the ending. I hope the author will write a second book!!! The ending was full of twists and turns!

🙂🙂🙂 I gave it four stars because the book was good, but I didn't give it five stars because the ending felt rushed.

I was terrified; I never imagined she was the mastermind behind it all...

The plot is exciting and logical.

Horror, mind-bending puzzle exploration, protagonist with brains

I really like it, it's awesome!