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Red Hibiscus Puzzle

Bhadra

The relationship story of two generations, one in today's world, the other in the past, the war fire era.

Ruj, a young man who had just lost his job and was hopeless. A mystery letter brought him to Kanchanaburi, but what awaited was a lonely girl spirit and also got to know a half-Thai-Japanese girl, Jasmine, a flashback to the Great Asian Burpa War, a Japanese soldier on the Death Railroad, found a record of "Hibiscus" and "Marigold," a flower, a ghost, a girl who is, why she and he are bound by the smell of mystery. Ruj is the only one who can find the answer, and that secret will change him forever.

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I've just read Bhavandra's work. I've found many jobs. I know some expressions. When I had the opportunity to clean up the pickle, I asked to pick up his book.

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First of all, I have to give you a thumbs-up for information and a hands-on description of the place. You are very full, visualizing the events of the World War through the eyes of two characters, Ruj and Hibiscus, in two timelines, present and past.

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With some of the information coming up, it feels like reading a documentary, it's getting a bit more spurt, the story doesn't flow, with the data breaking, the clues are going forward, there's a wall of information coming up again, the story starts at chapter 30 and up, the story goes fast - it's fun to unknot, I read 10 chapters.

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This novel is fun, mixed with historical stories, read and may come up with new ideas from old stories, but if you want to create a story about the world war, you may have to do a lot of homework, so you have almost nothing to tell.

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