Dark Hospital: Disappearing Patients

Although it is not a complicated trick, it is really good-looking.

The writing is good, similar to "Limited Time Hospital". The plot is reasonable, interlocking, and the ending is reversed. It is hard to imagine that the woman Aimei who was injured by the clown is actually the real culprit. The clown and everyone present are pawns. Was it she who set up the game, or is she the thirteenth ominous patient in the hospital. Everyone was deceived by her and fell into the game. She was the final winner. The disguise was so good that no one was aware of the suspicion. The true face was revealed in the end.

You'll love it, trust me

I have read both of the author's books, and I feel quite awakened.

The character of Hidego Hayami's struggle in a desperate situation impressed me deeply. The words "I must live and find the truth" made me feel his determination even more. The whole story is full of suspense, just like the fog in the hospital, making people eager to uncover the truth. Highly recommended!

I read this book after reading "Limited Time Hospital". The content is good, the plot is very compact, and the twist in the second half is a bit unexpected. The identity of the clown and the person behind the scenes are also surprising. The state of the surviving Hideo and the clues provided by Officer Kanemoto made me think that Hideo was hallucinating. Aimei left an unforgettable fragrance for Xiuwu, and she also used her own way to get rid of those who hurt her.

The full text unfolds slowly like a scroll, and everything happens naturally. The suspense in the previous text attracts you to read on, and at the end it is explained clearly without being overwhelming, making people feel very comfortable.

Why didn't you pursue it in the end?

The plot is reasonable and the plot is compact

It's awesome. It's written by a Japanese. It smells like a gal. It can deduce the truth but it's still very exciting.

Brilliant, a masterpiece

It's very interesting, the plot is very compact, but the emotional line is a bit of a pity [crying]

It turns out that beauty is the final winner