A pill-hunting operation.

When the real killer is still afloat and operating a viral wake-up operation to restore justice!

I can say that this book is very fun! Run the story quickly. Read and enjoy the excitement of following and not putting it down. Although the ending is not very fair to the reader, it is considered to be a boiling and very good investigative novel.

The story begins when one of the accused of the serial rape of a girl died in a cell just before the death penalty, amid the acclaim of a society that was happy that a psychopath had died, but a former veteran like "Hoshino Seiji" didn't think so because he was constantly fond and wondering that the dead accused, including the accomplice, might be just a scapegoat and not a real criminal!

When the law failed, Grandpa Hoshino asked for a tag team with "Asahi," the nephew of an online cartoonist, and "Tetsukun," the best friend of his nephew who is a sien who has edited and filmed a video (which has been so far apart) to collaborate on a secret project, reawakening the social media!

The ad hoc team began to interview the families of the victims and all involved, and then relayed them into cartoon and documentary content that became a talk-of-the-town stream. The main media continued to play until people were interested in the whole country, and the deeper they searched, the more evidence came to reinforce that...The real killer is still outside and staring at them!

The plot is very modern, combining the power of social media and content with dark investigative work. The rhythm of the story is very concise, easy to read, flowing. Who likes the investigation that must be missed by the characters?

Goodreads gave 4.4 Readgendary gave 4.9.

Operation Pill Hunt, Yozora Publishing

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