Book Review Sue by Otsu Ichi

Includes short stories that are hardly memorable.

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6 Points or ★ ★ ★

It included a dark short story by Otsu Ichi that was really dark. Dark Shout used the word dark to waste a lot for Sue. It was a dark story caused by a perversion, a distortion of the human mind. Each story was horrible, terrifying. I thought it would be the darkest I've ever read. But with it being a short story, each story didn't have much detel or anything memorable. Or I don't remember because it was too dark.

Medium to good plot / storyline. Ask if it's fun. Very difficult to answer. But Ng, amazed, sure. It's probably a short story that's not that interesting. I finished reading the next story. The old story is almost unrecognizable. It's very dark, but easy to read.

The story is fast, but most of it is not very interesting. There is a pure human interpretation of the dark, but it is not boring, because in a moment the story is over. This is the advantage of a short story, making it easy to read and enjoy.

Guessing is difficult. Each story is beyond the imagination of the reader, of course. We can't think of how dark a human can be until reading at that point, making it peak, but it's not wow. And the question "What do you think?"

Overall, moderate to good, I don't like it, and I don't like it. Going out of the way, because it's very short, so there are no more detels or things that make the story more interesting. There is only dark. If anyone likes the story, Dark should really like it. I really like it. But I don't know why. I doubt Ian. When I finished reading it, I came up with an idea. "A rare book or a rare one, it's not good. It's only out of stock in time." But, "The good of each person is not the same."

Author: Otsu Ichi

Translator: Teviannan

Publisher: Bibli

Section: Contemporary Translated Literature

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