[Suspense reasoning + murderous dream + reversal investigation]
Infinite cycle of murderous dreams + soul-swap drug lord uncle and nephew
The "Seven Deadly Sins" series explores the stories behind human nature.
Six serious criminals with their own agendas boarded a prison car bound for an unknown location, and the story began.
However, the prison guard suddenly died of poisoning, and the prisoners died one after another. Behind the twists and turns of the case within the case, the game within the game, is it human greed that leads to death, or is it revenge caused by love and obsession?
What kind of conflicts and collisions will occur among a group of refugees of different ages, nationalities, occupations and backgrounds on a desert island that is isolated from the world and hides unknown threats? Who can have the last laugh in the process of "faction" disputes and power changes?
Human nature is never black or white, and things are not either good or bad. What they embark on is the end, or it may be the way back...
Reader comments
The plot of this book is so exciting! Especially the infinite loop of murderous dreams and the setting of a case within a case and a game within a game made me want to stop. Seeing the conflicts and collisions between the prisoners on the desert island, I thought that in real life, the relationship between people is also so complicated. Moreover, the depiction of human nature in the book is very delicate, which made me deeply feel that human nature is never black and white. Just like the relatives and friends around us, they also have their own stories and experiences. I think this book is not only a suspenseful mystery novel, but also an in-depth discussion of human nature.
The plot of this book is so exciting! Especially the infinite loop of murderous dreams and the setting of a case within a case and a game within a game made me want to stop. Seeing the conflicts and collisions between the prisoners on the desert island, I thought that in real life, the relationship between people is also so complicated. Moreover, the depiction of human nature in the book is very delicate, which made me deeply feel that human nature is never black and white. Just like the relatives and friends around us, they also have their own stories and experiences. I think this book is not only a suspenseful mystery novel, but also an in-depth discussion of human nature.