Book review. The man who should kill.

After reading a lot of your work, I started to guess the killer accurately, but I also liked it.

| The one who should kill.

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"Mikumo Tadakatsu," the head of the Welfare and Public Health Agency, was found dead in an abandoned building, and the body was bound to his hands and feet and left to starve to death. People close to him said the same voice that he was not the one who should be killed. The task was difficult, so it fell to the police because the real motive could not be determined.

Meanwhile, "Tone Katsuhisa," the victim's former counterpart, has just been released from prison and is planning something.

The plot / story is good, fun, intense. There's nothing to be excited about. It's not complicated, easy to read, easy to understand. The story that the teacher wants to convey or satirize in this book is about the welfare of the state or the subsidy of the poor, the poor, the poor, the poor, the poor, the poor, the poor in Thailand. It also reflects poverty. The lack of eating is very depressing.

The speed of the middle story is slow, because there are some points that the professor wants to convey, but not much of a problem for me. The story is about the police investigation, alternating with the story of Tone or the suspect, which is interesting in both parts. Although there are some points, it may be a little boring, but most of them are fun and fun. Almost 500 pages. I only spend a day and a half.

The guess is quite simple, not much of an unexpected event or peak. And the guess of the killer is very easy for me. If anyone reads all of the master's translated works, they will know that there will always be a character who looks like a criminal, because the story will point to that person, so they can cut this person off. Once I cut this person down, there will only be one person, which I can only guess who the killer is today, but it's not easy to guess for others. I think the master is deceiving.

The last episode didn't feel peak or any angle because I guessed it. The motivation wasn't that hard.

Overall, very good to very good. I like social innuendo a lot because it gets more than entertainment. I like it a lot. I can guess the way and run slow things, but it doesn't get stuck.

This volume does not see the cruelty of the murderer, but it does see the cruelty of poverty that it is so depressing. Another is to see the work of a government agency that lacks such discretion that it causes the people who really should have healed to fall away. That fell away at all.

Author: Shijiri Nakayama

Translator: Abhisavat Bunch Thesong

Publisher: Prism

Category: Translated Literature

# Investigative fiction # Murder fiction # The person who should kill # Chigirinakayama # Human killer and mystery corpse