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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Kanae Minato, Shusuke Michio, endorsed! --Heaven was a murder scene. A finalist for the Shincho Mystery Award, so interesting that it was suddenly and unusually published in a paperback edition! I was killed, no doubt about it--. And yet, where am I? When I came to, I found a resort beach and a western-style house in front of me. According to the mysterious newspaper that arrives every morning from an invisible deliveryman, this is a heavenly mansion, and s...
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similar in difficulty to 失恋の準備をお願いしますL31
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similar in difficulty to 蹴りたい背中L29
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harder than 誰が勇者を殺したかL32
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similar in difficulty to 不便なコンビニL31
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similar in difficulty to コンビニ人間L29
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similar in difficulty to 麦本三歩の好きなもの 第一集L30
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harder than 君の名はL30
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similar in difficulty to 777 トリプルセブンL29
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similar in difficulty to かがみの孤城L28
No Suspense
For a novel with "closed suspense" in the title, this story lacked suspense.
The initial premise of waking up in heaven after being murdered was intriguing but any suspense was lost before the halfway point. The most of the book is spent jumping to wild conclusions until the end when there's the "big reveal".
Overall an okay read but not that good, especially if you're looking for a mystery with any real suspense.
Japanese is probably about upper N2 level.