Death Flats Tokyo House 1961

A variety show where two families come to simulate living, with Setting as a flat in the 36th or 1961 Showa era, each family is assigned different duties and roles, with a high monetary compensation.

But as the show progresses, strange events occur, and finally unforeseen, when the daughter of one of the co-stars disappears and is found dead, the most surprising thing is that the entire sequence matches the case that happened in this flat 60 years ago, much to the shock of the team and the co-stars.

Are all events connected to the story 60 years ago, or will the same killer remain?

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Don't believe anything until you read the last page!

I have to say, this is a very flowing and reading book.

But for us, we may be halfway between the words fun and not fun, because it's not what we expected. Personally, I might like a more intense line of investigation.

At first, it was understood that it would be a dead man and have a full investigation, but this volume would focus more on the psychology and psychology of the characters, whether they were simulating a different lifestyle than the present, an assigned role, a family relationship, or a television station role, causing each character to struggle according to what they received, even if they wanted to do it or not.

The highlight of this is the kind of fracture during the Kailmax, the left, the right, the right, the chin, so that some rhythms have to go back and read it again? And as I said at the beginning, don't believe anything until you read it to the last page, like, "Wait!

People who like to investigate hard may feel a bit impatient, but with very good language and translation, they can read continuously. Anyone who likes to flip the plot can't miss it.

# Death Flats Tokyo House 1961