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This time, I read Yoshinori Shimizu's "Achilles and the Tortoise." It's been over ten years since I last read a work by Yoshinori Shimizu, so it's been a very long time. Before getting into the main topic, I'd like to introduce the author, Yoshinori Shimizu. My encounter with Yoshinori Shimizu's works... I first encountered Yoshinori Shimizu's works when I was in high school...

I finished reading the novel "The Impulses of Fujiko the Murderer," which has been adapted into a live-action film and sequels. I read it out of curiosity because of reviews praising its incredible plot twists. To be honest, I didn't find it very interesting. Below are my thoughts, including spoilers...

I finished reading Shogo Utano's mystery novel, "The Locked Room Murder Game 2.0." It's a sequel to the same author's "The Locked Room Murder Game: Checkmate." While not a direct continuation, there are tricks that can be enjoyed if you've read the previous book, so starting with this one is a good idea...

This article will discuss my impressions of Shogo Utano's "The Locked Room Murder Game: Checkmate," but it will also include a lot of unrelated content. Please be aware of this. Preface: Actually, I've bought this book twice. When I buy it cheaply secondhand and read it only once, I tend to forget about it...

This article will discuss my impressions of Kotaro Isaka's "The Accuracy of the Grim Reaper," but it will also include a fair amount of unrelated content. Please be aware of this. Introduction: I recently changed jobs and now commute by train instead of by car. The good thing about commuting by train is that while I'm on the train, I can do things I enjoy...