Tokyo Undercurrent

Japanese style + multiple female protagonists + suspense + older aunt + I understand everything Three years ago, Chinese Interpol Lin Jianguo "accidentally died" while investigating a transnational fraud case in Japan. The only clue left to the only son Lin Jie was a handwritten address: Room 302, a residential complex in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo. Three years later, 22-year-old Lin Jie went to Japan as an international student and stayed with the family at this address, the widow Mieko's family. On the surface, he is studying, but in fact, he is trying to find out the truth behind his father's death. What he doesn't know is that every member of this seemingly ordinary middle-class Tokyo family hides another side that is unknown to everyone, from Mieko to her sister Kaori, the eldest daughter Ayano and even her youngest daughter Mao. And he didn't even know that the fate of this family had long been closely entangled with his father's investigation. Lin Jie's investigative journey was destined to be extraordinary from the beginning. Because the person he wants to investigate is the same group of people as the family he wants to integrate into.