Butterfly dyed the corpse.
"If a human stuff could be the most beautiful, it would be quite good. Sometimes what is hidden with precious things can be different sides of the same thing."
Butterfly dyed the corpse.
Written by: Minato Kanae
Publisher: Daifuku Publishing House
Warning: The book discusses violence, human stuffing, the perversions and twisted minds of the characters.
It's the story of a biology researcher named "Sakaki Shiro," in which he was interested in insects, butterflies, and spuffing a lot of things from his childhood until, over the years, he killed six teenage boys to put them into elaborate art, and the cruelty was that one of the people he killed became his own son.
It's a thriller, drama, psychology, and a little bit of an investigation. It's said about art, beauty in different ways. It has to be said that this book takes us to explore the dark mind of humans, how much distortion there is, and what forms of beauty most humans value.
And this book is a masterpiece of "Minato Kanae" that takes the reader into the horror of the bone marrow, which tells of human stupidity, obsession with certain things or character behavior.
Some behaviors or expressions we almost do not understand, which are a lot, do not need to understand them all, because they are quite complicated, but finish reading and slowly settle down what this is more than saying that it works well with the reader's emotions.
And this book will gradually open up the perspective of the characters. It tells a lot like Slowburn, but believe me, if you finish reading it, it will definitely be broken down. If anyone doesn't like the work that starts slowly, it may not be pleasant. For me, it is like it. And it's the first book of the month. The language in the book is easy to read.
Overall, this book is full of very diverse emotions, both scary, thriller, drama, and playing with the reader's mind. For me, I quite read and feel a lot. I'm not sure if many people will like it, but recommend to try it. I think this is The Bass of the Month.







































































