Clone

Will this book be continued? The big shot Ihara has never met before. What's the reason? Is it because he has a high position and does not need to see such insignificant people as cloned experimental subjects to highlight the sharp contrast? What happened to Ayu later... Did Ms. Shimojo and her professor give up their research on Mariko... Did Wakisaka Kosuke's mother accept two girls who were exactly like her... Did Wakisaka Kosuke and Futaba have any problems... Is the building surrounded by flames Mr. Ujiie's self-salvation? The story turns around many times. I thought Mariko's father had an affair, which led to her mother's suicide; I thought Futaba's father was Mariko's father; Mr. Ijie's urgent request for his daughter to study abroad was to meet Kobayashi Futaba; I thought the two girls with the same appearance were just twins; I thought Wakisaka Kosuke was a very ordinary little person... As Mariko and Futaba investigated their life experiences, the truth emerged bit by bit. As clones from a first-person perspective, they are unable to accept their identities. If we take the story of this book as an entry point, can this also be considered as the Japanese people's concerns about the inhumane scientific research being done by medical doctors?

In fact, Japan's technology is very developed. Although this country experienced a particularly depressed economy after World War II, it is sometimes difficult to imagine that their development speed is really fast. To this day, Japan is very famous in many aspects. Especially robotics, or biomedical technology, but I have heard some rumors before. The reason why Japan is particularly famous for biomedical technology and has reached a very high level today is because they often used war prisoners for human experiments during the war. This is obviously unethical, but after all, Japan's current biomedical technology is indeed relatively high. Therefore, the author seems to often write some novels based on the characteristics of Japan's current technological development. This book may talk about some cloning technology. In fact, the problem that often arises in cloning technology is whether it can clone people. Will the cloned people damage some ethics and morals? In fact, when this book was written, it did not write many conclusions or write many right and wrong things in this regard. Most of the time, we try to clone people through the collision between these cloned people, their lives, and their stories, and what impact she will have. I think this book should be a bit difficult to read. The whole book switches to two different perspectives to explain the plot. It is not until the end that the two people meet in a special way on the same occasion. It should be regarded as the highlight of the whole work, and it can also be regarded as the finishing touch. In fact, I can only say that the final encounter between the two heroines was because of human cloning. The ethical issues raised by it have never been resolved. Therefore, in many cases, human cloning itself may be considered a problem. Sometimes, when technology develops, we should pay more attention to the corresponding problems it will cause. Because the development of science and technology does not simply refer to achievements in science and technology, it will also indirectly affect the economic and political development of some societies and some ethical and moral issues. When you first hear about human cloning, you may think that it will have an impact on ethics, but if you go deeper, I wonder, if human cloning is really successful, then if we want to replace any high-level political figure in the future, we can clone a copy of him to replace his original version, and we can control this clone, so will there be some changes in the political landscape of the world? When any achievement in science and technology is achieved, the things it will affect are really affecting the whole body, so sometimes we are both happy and worried about the development of science and technology. After reading this article, I actually feel that we should sometimes have more sound ideas about the development of science and technology.

The plot of this book is so fascinating! The two girls have never met each other, but they have the same face, which makes people want to know the truth behind them. Just like when I was looking for a job after graduation, I was full of confusion and uncertainty about the future, but I couldn't help but explore. Moreover, the characters in the book are very real, and I can sympathize with their tension and anxiety. I think this is not only a mystery novel, but also a discussion of human nature and destiny.

Keigo Higashino is indeed a very good novelist. As always, the compact plot, the imaginative blank ending, and the implicit discussion of social phenomena in the story are both touching and thought-provoking.

The ending was a bit hasty, but overall it was okay.

Everything is greed. . .

It was interesting, although it ended a bit abruptly

From the perspective of the two protagonists, the plot is smooth, exciting and beautiful, especially the meeting of the two "selves" in the last chapter😘

This book implements Higashino's long-standing writing style, laying many foreshadowings and unveiling them inadvertently, allowing readers to immerse themselves in it, and the double-line first-person writing method also makes people feel more involved.