Christmas Eve for the Lambs

At first I thought this book was just about ordinary love-related motives for murder, but it wasn't until I read "The Pilgrimage of Fatherhood" that I realized that this book was about something much more profound than I thought. As a son or daughter, I have always wanted to see a book that seriously discusses the issue of parents' control and "love" for their children in family education. I didn't expect to see this book here today - a book that perfectly fits my thoughts. Isaac was asking, where is the lamb for the burnt offering? ——Here, it's you, it's me. We are all lambs born as "offerings of love." But although the lambs will continue to be born tomorrow, those of us who have realized something will also light our own fire on Christmas Eve!

In fact, I don't want to give it too high a score, hahaha. I can only say that it is quite satisfactory. It has a relatively profound description of parents' paranoid desire to control, but it also has a common problem in Japanese works-the layout is too small. A small work to kill time, similar to a homely meal in a restaurant costing several hundred yuan [Thinking][Thinking]

The plot of this book attracted me very much, especially the various encounters of the protagonists while investigating the incident, which felt very real. I really like the description of human nature in the book, which makes me think more about the relationship between people. Moreover, the story takes place on Christmas Eve, which adds a lot of mysterious atmosphere and is very interesting. I feel that this book is worth reading and I recommend it to you!

In addition to the heavy themes and weird motivations, this game shows the charm of multi-line puzzle solving in a textbook way, which is refreshing in every sense.