The Redemption of a Villain

The concept tends to be touching. In the process of pursuing kindness, the meaning of life has a different interpretation. Socially speaking, maybe the Japanese themselves feel it more deeply. Personally, I prefer the Thirteen Steps.

Although some plots are quite "cool" and unrealistic, the pace is very good, there are almost no urination points, and the whole process is tense. Most of the content almost takes place in just a dozen hours, so the content is very rich and full. Also, the protagonist Yagami's will to survive is very contagious to readers, although his heroic performance is a bit surreal haha.

Wow, this book is so exciting! In a serial murder case, the murderer also targeted the protagonist. It was so thrilling! The author's description is very vivid, which made me feel like I was running away with the protagonist. I think the protagonist is a bit like Kogoro Mouri in "Detective Conan". Although he seems unreliable, he is still very powerful at critical moments. I'm very curious whether he can successfully redeem himself and find the truth in the end!

At first I was still doubting Yagami's motivation for donating, but I didn't understand the meaning of the title until halfway through.

The sense of immersion is so strong. I was nervous with Yagami.

Very interesting novel