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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Jong-Hyeok is a master killer, leaving no trace behind. He's been living a quiet life, hiding his dangerous abilities. He survives on cheap whiskey at a jazz bar every weekend to get through the week, until a beautiful woman comes to him. Jong-hyeok accidentally drinks with her and is severely assaulted by her boyfriend, who witnesses the scene. Afterward, Jong-hyuk is forced to commit another murder by the boyfriend's relentless harassment... Afterward, Jo...
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(1.50/5)One of the worst books I've read in any language in recent memory. Don't be fooled by the first 30 pages, which are very intriguing. The plot is extremely repetitive, cliched, and missing any sort of worthy resolution. There is no suspense to be found. There is no mystery, no payoff. Do not read this book.
How can there be 7 separate murders that are all skipped with some slop about how it took x days to put the plan into action, the murder was perfect, and there was no evidence left
All I knew about this book going in was that it was a crime novel about the “perfect” serial killer. The premise was quite interesting, a young boy gets obsessed with how it feels to kill someone and eventually commits a murder. Upon doing so he realises: 1 he is extremely good at killing without getting caught and 2 he does not get any pleasure from it.
This experience as a teenager kind of ruins his life in a way, he never does well in school, ends up in a dead-end factory job and never dev