Rinjo, the top of the police coroner.

When the autopsy man arranged for detective work!

An investigative novel that is so enjoyable that it forgets time...The book is over!

If anyone is looking for police-themed Japanese investigative fiction at a tight narrative pace, this volume is the answer.

This story takes us to follow the working life of "Kuraishi Yoshio," a coroner with raw, hubris, blocking the world. His main duty is to take the area to hear the "sound of a corpse" as suicide or murder.

But honestly, when I read it, there was a constant feeling in my head that you were a coroner or a spy!

Because of the truth, Kuraichika is acting too far behind the number of the autopsy, almost going down to catch the investigator himself, closing the case, slapping the face of the big investigator unit, called to serve for salary until his teammates should clench.

But your "overline" is the charm that makes the book's collective fun. The unraveling of the case does not rely on the spectacular murder trick at Vervang, but on the cunning, the observation of small points at the crime scene that others overlook, combined with the slashing crushing of human and political nature in the police organization.

With the letter being presented in a short story format that uses the same protagonist, it makes the reading rhythm flow, not so heavy as to headache. Balance entertains and investigative drama exactly. It is a book that is read to kill time. Read at the end of time unknowingly.

Goodreads gave 3.8, we gave 3.9.

Rinjo, the top of the coroner, moon publishing.

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