The Night of the Mask

It is much better than the shoddy domestic online novels - every pitfall is filled. In addition, the translation is very good, and it vividly conveys the taste of the Japanese - from the scenes to the characters. I only gave it four stars because I don't like reading suspense detective novels.

I haven't read many of Higashino Keigo's books. In "The Devotion of Suspect But in the Mask series, Mr. Keigo Higashino began to become kinder. After the mystery is revealed, some warm little foreshadowings are left, and even many romantic plots are paved for Arata and Naomi, the crime-solving couple. Love is shown in the book "Masked Night". The rhythm of solving the case and the suspenseful answers all ushered in the final explosion in the hotel dance of "Masked Night". However, when you know that the mystery is about to be revealed, the pace suddenly slows down, telling you not to worry. The motivation for doing things in life is nothing more than love and hate, so don't be impatient.

Keigo Higashino, I have always liked to read his mystery novels. This one seems to be the most ordinary one, with no twists and turns and no ups and downs in the plot, but it is also the crime closest to life. Real crimes do not have so many so-called "back stories" with climaxes.

It's much better than Masked Hotel, but every time I see Shang Mei's flash of inspiration, I feel like I'm watching Conan. When I saw the murderer explaining why he set up such a big plot at the end, I was sure that this was Detective Conan. Ps: When will the new work be released? This series is quite interesting and it won't end abruptly just because Shang Mei went to the United States.

I've read a lot of Keigo Higashino's books, and this one is probably not that amazing! It's really hard to read at the beginning, but towards the end it arouses curiosity and makes people more motivated to read on. The story mainly unfolds with two main lines: the hotel waiter Shang Mei accepts the problems of various customers and the police detective who lurks in the hotel after receiving a report. The Mask series focuses on highlighting the interactions between people in modern society, and many of them are based on masks created by themselves. The Cortesia Hotel is used to allude to the entire society, with all kinds of people wearing all kinds of masks. However, the first half of the novel was too protracted, and I always felt that the ending was a bit rushed. Several buried clues were not dealt with thoroughly, including the experience of Morizawa's sister and Morizawa's subsequent family situation. I don't know if it was intentional or if it was not important. They were mentioned very little, but it still made me curious. In addition, Morizawa's psychological turn in cross-dressing was also a bit abrupt. I didn't know whether it was because he suddenly discovered his transgender tendency or simply because of the excitement of sharing a secret with his sister. When people live in the world, there will always be various masks, and it is understandable that they wear them when dealing with different people; however, the people under these masks must be able to avoid harming others and not endangering society. Only such a mask will be respected.

The wonderful thing about this book is that when I read it, everyone felt like a murderer. At the end, there was no particularly big twist, but it was unexpected and full of details. I loved it.

I really like it. I just watched "Masked Hotel" and watched this one. It feels like I'm watching a TV series. However, I still can't get over the "new" CP of Naomi and Nitta. I didn't express my opinion on the last book. This one actually went abroad. I hope there will be a follow-up.

I have admired the name for a long time, but this is the first book I read by him. The content is really exciting. I watched Shang Mei's several missions with great interest; the life and death rescue scene in Xintian Church was very exciting. The little regret at the end is also very thought-provoking... Looking forward to the sequel

The night of the masquerade is full of murderous intent. This book, one of Higashino's Mask Hotel series, is on the same stage again, with guests with ulterior motives in a five-star hotel. The layout of this novel is wonderful in that the finale is set at a dance where everyone gathers; the real culprit of the serial murder case is so blatant that he appears all the time. Now it is not noticed from the reader's perspective; whether it is from the character setting or the motive of the murder, as well as the occurrence and development of the plot, the coming of the climax and the final dust falling, this is a typical Keigo Higashino style suspense. Mitsuru Morisawa, this charming murderer, really left a deep impression on me.

The night of the masquerade is full of murderous intent. This book, one of Higashino's Mask Hotel series, is on the same stage again, with guests with ulterior motives in a five-star hotel. The layout of this novel is wonderful in that the finale is set at a dance where everyone gathers; the real culprit of the serial murder case is so blatant that he appears all the time. Now it is not noticed from the reader's perspective; whether it is from the character setting or the motive of the murder, as well as the occurrence and development of the plot, the coming of the climax and the final dust falling, this is a typical Keigo Higashino style suspense. Mitsuru Morisawa, this charming murderer, really left a deep impression on me.