[Death Comes Calling] [The One True God of the Assassin World] [Angel of Death]
These are the honorific titles the assassin world has bestowed upon Ueno Soji.
He has never killed a single person, yet he is recognized around the world as a top-tier assassin.
Countless fellow assassins believe Ueno Soji is a god walking among mortals, the embodiment of causality in the human world.
All he has to do is glance at a target to calculate every possible way they could die in their current situation, then choose the one that looks most like an accident.
“Look, Master Soji let himself get beaten up on purpose, so the target would walk right into an out-of-control truck. What precision!”
Could it be that I’m just bad at this?
“Master Soji chose to act on a rainy day, making the target slip on a puddle and crash into a wall. What foresight!”
Could it be that I just forgot to check the weather forecast?
“A coincidence? Impossible! That was the result of Master Soji’s precise calculations.”
“Every death that appears accidental is already accounted for in Master Soji’s calculations.”
“Master Soji, please take me as your apprentice! I want to learn your supreme techniques.”
Ueno Soji spread his hands. “I’m tired.”
“Let’s just say everything was part of my calculations.”
“Why do all the targets I want to kill keep dying in accidents!”
If you were taken to the bureau at the scene and nothing happened, I would give it a 7-star rating. Why don't you find evidence for such a perfect scapegoat? I'll tell you how you traveled through time in a month.
I'll give it to you after I'm done with greed. A bad killer talks about patriotism, hahaha. It would be difficult for AI to use it like this.
It's quite interesting. The main point is that accidents always lead the protagonist to deal with the target and other people's thoughts first. The problem is that "accidents" are too homogeneous. Being crushed to death and being knocked to death by slipping have already appeared twice each. I hope there will be more other methods in the future. The character of the protagonist is also quite interesting. He will not choose to lie down and rely only on so-called "accidents" to complete tasks, but will find ways to get ahead of "accidents" to complete the task. Although he has not succeeded, maybe this can also be regarded as an interesting point? [Eat melon]
It feels good. The author's foreshadowing is good, making things happen logically. The protagonist now has the idea of fighting this luck, that is, fighting for the head of the God of Death, although he has not taken it.
The killer organization feels that it lacks some mystery, mainly because the scenes of the two bosses of the protagonists are a bit diluted, but otherwise it feels okay
Well, it's okay, much better than another one with the same theme.
If you are interested in this subject, you can take a look and there is no big problem. There is a hidden thread in this book, which is the mystery of the protagonist's life experience, but it has basically no impact. Even if you don't care about it, it won't affect your reading.
It feels okay
Well written, hope to keep it up
Come on! The big brother who writes books
The author writes so well, why is the rating so low?
If you were taken to the bureau at the scene and nothing happened, I would give it a 7-star rating. Why don't you find evidence for such a perfect scapegoat? I'll tell you how you traveled through time in a month. I'll give it to you after I'm done with greed. A bad killer talks about patriotism, hahaha. It would be difficult for AI to use it like this.
It's quite interesting. The main point is that accidents always lead the protagonist to deal with the target and other people's thoughts first. The problem is that "accidents" are too homogeneous. Being crushed to death and being knocked to death by slipping have already appeared twice each. I hope there will be more other methods in the future. The character of the protagonist is also quite interesting. He will not choose to lie down and rely only on so-called "accidents" to complete tasks, but will find ways to get ahead of "accidents" to complete the task. Although he has not succeeded, maybe this can also be regarded as an interesting point? [Eat melon]
It feels good. The author's foreshadowing is good, making things happen logically. The protagonist now has the idea of fighting this luck, that is, fighting for the head of the God of Death, although he has not taken it. The killer organization feels that it lacks some mystery, mainly because the scenes of the two bosses of the protagonists are a bit diluted, but otherwise it feels okay
Well, it's okay, much better than another one with the same theme.
If you are interested in this subject, you can take a look and there is no big problem. There is a hidden thread in this book, which is the mystery of the protagonist's life experience, but it has basically no impact. Even if you don't care about it, it won't affect your reading.
It feels okay
Well written, hope to keep it up
Come on! The big brother who writes books
The author writes so well, why is the rating so low?
Good looking, really good