Clock That Rotates in the Opposite Direction

The overall narrative pace of the novel is relatively fast, and the plot is not protracted. If you have time, you can read it in one go. Although at first you may find the plot in the book a bit bizarre. But looking back and thinking about it carefully, in each of our lives, absurd and bizarre things like this in the book seem to be common, or even worse. Personally, I feel that the shortcoming is that due to the short length, the relationship between the main characters and the handling of details in the book are still immature, and some places feel a bit far-fetched. If Keigo Higashino's novel collection is compared to a suspense movie, then this short story can only be regarded as a trailer at best. The reasoning part is also a bit superficial, too profound and simple, which makes people feel a little disappointed. For example, the process of the police handling the case seemed a bit too smooth, and there seemed to be no obstacles. However, if you like novels with similar themes, it is still worth reading, it is a bit of a drama.