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The Passengers | You choose. I kill.

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There was an unexpected incident. Several driverless autonomous cars were controlled by a puzzle person at the same time. Later, pictures of every victim in every car were broadcast live on social media. The unsub ordered people in the country and around the world to vote, "Who deserves to live and who deserves to die."

What's the story of these victims? Can they survive and why would the unsub do this?

Very good plot, cutting edge, individualistic or near future. The story is very good. As far as reading, no one has ever written a story like this before. It's fun to read, fun to win, uncomfortable and satisfying. The story is not very complicated, easy to read, easy to understand.

The story is relatively slow. The story is very addictive, but there are some boring moments. The curiosity of what will happen next. What will happen makes it easy to read and not want to paste. It is another book that is very addictive, but some scenes feel uncomfortable.

The story begins with each victim going up to the car chapter one by one, and cuts to the scene of "Libby," or the heroine of the story in the jury's conference room about an accident by a driverless car. It's a scene that has to be chosen or voted for, where the atmosphere is awkward and the atmosphere squeezes the heart.

Each victim's scene is forced to tell a secret, background, or bad good story that I used to get votes from social media. I feel pretty boring, but I don't want it. Because switching over many scenes is not boring.

It was a little hard to guess the unsub at first reading, and I knew it was someone involved in some kind of incident, but I didn't know who until the answer, and the peak, the unsub was so smooth.

We don't know who's going to die before the next event, and when it happens, it peaks a lot. At one point it's like it's over, but it's not over yet, but it's the unsub's motive that I can guess.

The story ends, when everything comes out, it's so broken, it's so broken, it's so broken, it's so peak, and before the end, it's so satisfying.

Overall, good to very good, not difficult to read, easy to understand, good idiom, slippery reading according to this style of publishing. Who finds a good Western thriller to read, would like to try it.

Author: John Mars

Translator: Sao Su Bong Kok

Publisher: Fountain

Category: Translated Fiction

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