Murder Before the End of the World

I found it a bit boring at the beginning, but as the clues were integrated and subverted, the more I watched, the more exciting it became. While watching, I always thought, it's going to be the end of the world anyway, why do I have to worry about so much, but I was very attracted to Mr. Sunakawa. The difference between people is so obvious. Some people use the doomsday to release their animal nature, while some people still do not forget their original intentions just before the doomsday. The article intersperses love in various details, eyes, movements, contradictions, memories, and stubbornness that cannot be explained for any reason. May everyone have the ability to love and be loved, after all, every day may be the end of the world

The plot of the case is not that amazing, but the reading experience is good, the background setting is interesting, and the writing is fascinating. I couldn't help but stay up late to read it in one go, and I will review it when I wake up. The story is driven by the two female protagonists, which has received good reviews, especially Mr. Sunakawa, who is full of action and slightly paranoid. The character is very good. There are other female characters, such as lawyers, doctors, and parliamentarians, who are less detailed but impressive. Finally, I want to complain about the annotation. I can't find it anywhere. When reading a published book online, its layout must be adjusted accordingly. Forgot to complain, who designed the cover? It doesn't match the style of the text. It's cheap and cheap.

There are many clues and foreshadowings interspersed throughout the text, and you can deduce some of them yourself. I think the final ending is open-ended. Did the asteroid fall? If the planet had not fallen and the world had not been destroyed, how would you feel looking at those who ended their lives prematurely? Just like the ending of the movie "The Mist", after the male protagonist personally ended the life of his loved one with the remaining bullets, he found that it was safe outside the mist.

The last two people drove together to wait for the end. It reminded me of the scene in Doomsday Flowers where the last two people drove and jumped. It's so good that when the cruel and desperate doomsday is about to come, there are still plastic surgery hospitals, left-behind villages, and police stations. These people insist on justice and shoulder responsibilities, so that people can feel a little happiness even in the doomsday.

Although the design of the case itself is a bit simple, the author's delicate female perspective creates two three-dimensional female images, and the female-oriented reading experience is very good. Before the end of the world, when morality and law have completely collapsed, depending on the persistence and choices of different people, Sunagawa-sensei is really a woman worth relying on! It's a good story worth remembering.

It's a setting-based reasoning, right? Or it might be more appropriate to call it finite system reasoning. After all, the laws of physics have not changed, but the time is limited to before the end of the world. The motive and solution to the crime are all unfolded under this limitation. I can feel what the author wants to express, but maybe the writing is not strong enough and it does not achieve the desired effect.

Ahhhh, I really want to cry... It is true that I haven't gone out since I entered high school. I was really moved after reading this book... It is clear that the end is coming, but I have been working hard to move forward. Maybe it is the end that gives me the courage to move forward? Anyway, I was very touched... I didn't expect that the murderer would be that person. To be honest, the author is really a very good person. Almost everyone can have a chance to atone for their sins. I also understand Koharu's final decision just like Koharu said "I don't agree, but I want to understand"... Although it is still too kind... But the plot and reasoning alone are also very good! The left-behind area feels a bit stiff, but the overall reasoning is very interesting!

It took me about four hours to read the whole book. The limitation of the end of the world is very interesting. Friends who like limited reasoning, this book is worth reading. For me, the whole book is a bit bland, but the final battle between the protagonists and the murderer is still exciting. The reasoning elements are there but not many. As a story, it is great. Thank you Saikawa-sensei, Koharu, Akito, Hikaru, and Nanako. Thank you for allowing me to board the train Doomsday. This journey will be unforgettable.

The reversal in the middle is very interesting, and it does have a bit of a terrifying atmosphere when the murderer appears. But the murderer's motives are a bit far-fetched, and his attitude toward the murderer is a little too charitable. The setting of the end of the world is still very interesting, so I give it four stars.

Although I don't think it's a good one, I still give it five stars. I feel like my reputation is greater than my strength. Maybe there is a more profound reason that I don't understand. More narrative than reasoning. The reversal is not very surprising either. But it feels more deliberate and natural. It just happens that the protagonist discovers the truth when he gets there.

It's a wonderful mystery novel. Koharu is a gentle, brave and principled girl who loves to look at the stars. Mr. Sunagawa is a strong lady who is courageous, steady, wise and often coldly humorous. There is also a neat and tough short-haired lawyer sister, a silver-haired doctor who still leaves a light in the doomsday, and Nanako sister who is calm in times of crisis... I like their stories very much. The logical reasoning is rigorous and the ending is unexpected. Thank you to the author!

What a fun thing to do on the eve of the end of the world. There are a lot of inexplicable pulling scenes at the beginning. The identity of the murderer and the behavior of a certain character later made me angry. (Not because of the plot, but because of the identity itself

In the context of the apocalypse, some people run away and some commit suicide. The city loses order and is in chaos. Some people's evil is magnified because there is no restraint, but there is always good. The doctor who plans to stick to the end, the former congressman of the camp for the left-behinds, the younger brother Chengwu who wants to apologize and the lawyer who helps contact, the brave protagonist and teacher are warm points of light in the dark tones.

The story is very novel, with many twists and turns. I was really shocked when the real murderer appeared at the end.

After reading them all, I feel that only the background of the end of the world is unique, and the case is very ordinary. It may also be that I had high expectations for this book before reading it. Anyway, it feels like it is just average and did not surprise me. However, the female characters in the book are still good, especially Mr. Sunakawa, who hates evil as much as he hates evil and has a full sense of justice.

There are some things that even the end of the world cannot change.

It's wonderful. I like powerful women, but I really don't like the "Madonna" setting.

I really didn't guess the murderer. Overall it's pretty good and worth reading.

"Even if our limbs were broken tomorrow, our collars and cuffs would still be straight." This is what I naturally thought of after reading this book. It's well worth seeing, it's particularly exciting!

Sunagawa-sensei who has a strong sense of justice and clear mind, Koharu who is gentle and reasonable, and Hikari and Akito brothers who finally reunited, and Nanako who was rescued by Chenggo, and the doctor who cleaned up the bodies of Chenggo and Xiaoguang, are the stories of ordinary people. There is no golden finger and no killing. Fortunately, Sunagawa-sensei did not kill anyone. Fortunately, the world has ended, and we are still us.

The bandage absorbs tears and turns gray. It feels so full of life.

A cleverly conceived novel, not brilliant, but certainly not disappointing.

There are moldy dreams hidden in the pillow, and in the dreams live people you cannot have. Come on author [like][like][like]

Good looking\(//∇//)\ Even if we know the end is coming, we must live a good life and stick to our morals

At the end of the world, the evil of human nature will also be punished by justice. No matter when and where, people must have indelible warmth and courage. The case is not complicated, but worth pondering.

I like Mr. Sunakawa. The daily relationship between Xiaoharu and the teacher is very interesting. They just want to be together forever.

A really good book.

Enjoyable reading experience

Good reading experience

Murder before the end of the world