The scene of a bizarre explosion left behind broken remains scattered everywhere, as well as a criminal statement in childish handwriting that evoked fearful memories in everyone... Has the nightmare symbol that plunged everyone into extreme panic awakened from the darkness again? The detective duo Watase and Furukawa will once again stand up to face the cruel malice of the Frog Man. In the process of struggling to pursue the truth, we gradually pieced together the chilling facts hidden behind the black mist...
Reader comments
It is recommended that readers who have not yet started reading should not read the book reviews, as many of the book reviews will be very straightforward spoilers.
After watching the sequel while the iron is hot, the objective evaluation is that it is not as good as the previous one. To say it is not as good as by much would be a bit exaggerated. It is indeed very difficult to maintain the level of the previous work. Although it continues the style of the previous work, the trick is difficult to carry out, the murderer cannot be effectively hidden, and the usual reversal of the ending is a bit too deliberate, which cannot make people feel surprised.
Officer Watase is still handsome and reassuring, and his portrayal is even better, and he is born with a protagonist character. Furategawa is still a pure-blooded idiot. His life as a detective in the past year has not allowed him to make much progress. To be honest, he is a little disappointed. He will still make the mistakes of last year, and then continue to suffer the beatings of this year. It is really a bit inferior to be KOed in a few dozen seconds.
Overall, it's pretty good. It's not exciting enough but has enough storytelling. Readers who are interested in the subject matter may wish to read it.
Watase (the god-like master), Furutagawa's stupidity (if he doesn't gain wisdom every time he eats an insect, he thinks he's too stupid, and he rushes forward even after being injured twice without a long memory...)
Omaezaki (because of Japan's "Article 39 Penal Code", because Furusawa Fuyuki only served four years in prison for killing his daughter and granddaughter... Unwilling...) + Toma Katsuo (frog🐸male) + Sayuri (music is her soul)
Compared with the first part, the author introduces more discussions on Article 39 and the opinions of all aspects of society on this. It seems that the focus of this episode is entirely on the current social situation and the pressure on the police. The author chose this special theme probably because of the reasons he wanted to express.
The proportion of reasoning is less than that of the previous one, and the investigation of the case is weaker than that of the previous one. If viewed as a mystery novel, it seems not as attractive as the first one, but the discussion and extension of Article 39 is more in-depth.
As an ordinary person, I do feel the limitations and dilemmas of justice. The description of Sayuri and Toshio in the book can also make people understand their human side. They are partly the same as us, and their human rights need to be considered. However, their cruel side also makes ordinary people panic, and what should bad criminals like Furuzawa do when they pretend to be mentally ill to escape punishment. When facing criminals with mental disorders, whether it is to restrict their personal freedom or to protect their personal freedom, there are reasons that cannot be skipped. How to find a suitable balance point in this dilemma is a question worth thinking about.
From the previous book, it is really confusing. I have been led by the author. I doubt that anyone suspected that he was the professor. I always thought that he was killed at the beginning [face covering]. This book is also stable and very exciting. I give it five stars.
The plot of this book is so exciting! I particularly like the detective pairing of Watase and Furategawa. Their tacit understanding and courage are admirable. The author's writing style is concise and lively, and the plot has ups and downs, which kept me feeling nervous while reading. The translation is also very smooth and the writing is good. Recommended to friends who like mystery novels!
Contains spoilers, read with caution.
Still a stupid newbie (ha! He's still a newbie after running away for half his life). The actual record of Furukawa being beaten shows that compared to the physical attacks in the previous game, Professor Gomaezaki's sword skills are obviously better and more deadly. The death method of the corpse is even more bloody, but the logic and reasoning are greatly reduced. Omaezaki puts everyone together to focus on hunting down the people who killed his daughter and granddaughter, and characters from other works of Mr. Nakayama appear. Although I personally like this kind of cosmic connection, it seems to be quite difficult (and the meaning is not clear, it is almost the same as having it or not). The sophistication and calmness of the Watase Police Department are quite online. Compared with the protagonist who only focuses on inner drama, his charm is still better.
The story and philosophical content are weakened, and the horror atmosphere created is sufficient. Overall, it is OK. If you have not read the previous work, this book may not be easy to understand.
After watching the eight episodes of the previous TV series, the casting was okay, but the adaptation was a bit funny.
How should I put it, the loop is closed, and evil people will eventually be punished. Either they end up in the hands of the good people in the past, or they end up in the hands of even worse people.
When you stare into the abyss, the abyss also stares into you
I read it together with the previous work, and I was really deceived, especially the ending of the previous work, which made this sequel too deceptive to readers... However, the shape of the murderer described in it is different from the previous work, which has always made people suspicious. In the end, it was discovered that the author buried clues
"Karma" is so wonderfully written
Reading the two books together is very exciting. In fact, the professor is also equivalent to a "scavenger", killing criminals who cannot be punished by law. However, he has also killed innocent people, although they did not die directly at his hands. I would appreciate him more if he didn't use mentally ill people to kill innocent people. I always feel that his son-in-law is also an incredible character, but there is no third part? Sad T_T
It's very beautiful and the reversal is exciting enough.
Very nice, good luck to the author
Author I will always follow you
Better written than the first one
I want to give it five stars, but I think five stars should be given to the previous book. Zhongshan Qili is really awesome.
I haven't finished watching it yet, but after watching it I feel like I can't go wrong, haha, this is just word of mouth.
Heaven or hell, may the world be filled with love and positive energy. Don't do evil because it's small, and don't do good because it's small.
I have read some very good crime novels recently.
It's as good-looking as ever, with twists and turns, and it also has an open ending, giving people a lot of room for imagination. I watched the first part in the first half of the year, and I occasionally saw the second part today. I was very surprised.
I feel that the second part is more inclined to the narrative method, and is slightly inferior to the first part in terms of conception, but it has some advantages, which is very good [like]
The language is indeed good. Unlike other inferior detective novels, the language alone is not up to standard and no one can bear to read it. But the novel really reflects the perversion of the Japanese!
Just like the previous part, the twists and turns are also exciting
It is recommended that readers who have not yet started reading should not read the book reviews, as many of the book reviews will be very straightforward spoilers. After watching the sequel while the iron is hot, the objective evaluation is that it is not as good as the previous one. To say it is not as good as by much would be a bit exaggerated. It is indeed very difficult to maintain the level of the previous work. Although it continues the style of the previous work, the trick is difficult to carry out, the murderer cannot be effectively hidden, and the usual reversal of the ending is a bit too deliberate, which cannot make people feel surprised. Officer Watase is still handsome and reassuring, and his portrayal is even better, and he is born with a protagonist character. Furategawa is still a pure-blooded idiot. His life as a detective in the past year has not allowed him to make much progress. To be honest, he is a little disappointed. He will still make the mistakes of last year, and then continue to suffer the beatings of this year. It is really a bit inferior to be KOed in a few dozen seconds. Overall, it's pretty good. It's not exciting enough but has enough storytelling. Readers who are interested in the subject matter may wish to read it.
Watase (the god-like master), Furutagawa's stupidity (if he doesn't gain wisdom every time he eats an insect, he thinks he's too stupid, and he rushes forward even after being injured twice without a long memory...) Omaezaki (because of Japan's "Article 39 Penal Code", because Furusawa Fuyuki only served four years in prison for killing his daughter and granddaughter... Unwilling...) + Toma Katsuo (frog🐸male) + Sayuri (music is her soul)
Compared with the first part, the author introduces more discussions on Article 39 and the opinions of all aspects of society on this. It seems that the focus of this episode is entirely on the current social situation and the pressure on the police. The author chose this special theme probably because of the reasons he wanted to express. The proportion of reasoning is less than that of the previous one, and the investigation of the case is weaker than that of the previous one. If viewed as a mystery novel, it seems not as attractive as the first one, but the discussion and extension of Article 39 is more in-depth. As an ordinary person, I do feel the limitations and dilemmas of justice. The description of Sayuri and Toshio in the book can also make people understand their human side. They are partly the same as us, and their human rights need to be considered. However, their cruel side also makes ordinary people panic, and what should bad criminals like Furuzawa do when they pretend to be mentally ill to escape punishment. When facing criminals with mental disorders, whether it is to restrict their personal freedom or to protect their personal freedom, there are reasons that cannot be skipped. How to find a suitable balance point in this dilemma is a question worth thinking about.
From the previous book, it is really confusing. I have been led by the author. I doubt that anyone suspected that he was the professor. I always thought that he was killed at the beginning [face covering]. This book is also stable and very exciting. I give it five stars.
The plot of this book is so exciting! I particularly like the detective pairing of Watase and Furategawa. Their tacit understanding and courage are admirable. The author's writing style is concise and lively, and the plot has ups and downs, which kept me feeling nervous while reading. The translation is also very smooth and the writing is good. Recommended to friends who like mystery novels!
Contains spoilers, read with caution. Still a stupid newbie (ha! He's still a newbie after running away for half his life). The actual record of Furukawa being beaten shows that compared to the physical attacks in the previous game, Professor Gomaezaki's sword skills are obviously better and more deadly. The death method of the corpse is even more bloody, but the logic and reasoning are greatly reduced. Omaezaki puts everyone together to focus on hunting down the people who killed his daughter and granddaughter, and characters from other works of Mr. Nakayama appear. Although I personally like this kind of cosmic connection, it seems to be quite difficult (and the meaning is not clear, it is almost the same as having it or not). The sophistication and calmness of the Watase Police Department are quite online. Compared with the protagonist who only focuses on inner drama, his charm is still better. The story and philosophical content are weakened, and the horror atmosphere created is sufficient. Overall, it is OK. If you have not read the previous work, this book may not be easy to understand. After watching the eight episodes of the previous TV series, the casting was okay, but the adaptation was a bit funny.
How should I put it, the loop is closed, and evil people will eventually be punished. Either they end up in the hands of the good people in the past, or they end up in the hands of even worse people. When you stare into the abyss, the abyss also stares into you
I read it together with the previous work, and I was really deceived, especially the ending of the previous work, which made this sequel too deceptive to readers... However, the shape of the murderer described in it is different from the previous work, which has always made people suspicious. In the end, it was discovered that the author buried clues
"Karma" is so wonderfully written
Reading the two books together is very exciting. In fact, the professor is also equivalent to a "scavenger", killing criminals who cannot be punished by law. However, he has also killed innocent people, although they did not die directly at his hands. I would appreciate him more if he didn't use mentally ill people to kill innocent people. I always feel that his son-in-law is also an incredible character, but there is no third part? Sad T_T
It's very beautiful and the reversal is exciting enough.
Very nice, good luck to the author Author I will always follow you
Better written than the first one
I want to give it five stars, but I think five stars should be given to the previous book. Zhongshan Qili is really awesome.
I haven't finished watching it yet, but after watching it I feel like I can't go wrong, haha, this is just word of mouth.
Heaven or hell, may the world be filled with love and positive energy. Don't do evil because it's small, and don't do good because it's small.
I have read some very good crime novels recently.
It's as good-looking as ever, with twists and turns, and it also has an open ending, giving people a lot of room for imagination. I watched the first part in the first half of the year, and I occasionally saw the second part today. I was very surprised.
I feel that the second part is more inclined to the narrative method, and is slightly inferior to the first part in terms of conception, but it has some advantages, which is very good [like]
The language is indeed good. Unlike other inferior detective novels, the language alone is not up to standard and no one can bear to read it. But the novel really reflects the perversion of the Japanese!
Just like the previous part, the twists and turns are also exciting
A little worse than the first one, but still okay