The Passengers, you chose me to kill.

The story begins with several driverless cars being hacked simultaneously, leaving passengers trapped in an out-of-control car. 🚗💥

The unsub announced that he would leave only some people alive, giving the society a vote to decide "who should die, who should live" on social media. 😨📱

Each passenger has a past and secrets that are gradually being dug up to guide the judgment of the whole country's beholder. 🧩😔

The subject raises very strong questions about morality, the power of the majority, and the cruelty of judging people from one side of information. ⚖️🖤

The whole story is full of pressure, friction, and truth that makes the reader think, if it were us, what kind of vote would we vote? 🤯💭

The story goes through the person in the car and through the audience. When reading like sitting on a train, each chapter leaves a message for us to think about and guess what 8 passengers have done to get to this point. It's so fun. When I'm not finished reading it, I'm going to do it all the time. Guess what this person has done. Fun!! Fun!!! and fun!! Like reality, fun. It's a book that reads at the end of the year but overtakes all the books that I've read. Which one gives me 5 stars. This book takes 100 stars. It's a lot to test us.