神のロジック 人間(ひと)のマジック

by Yasuhiko Nishizawa, 西澤 保彦

「我，御子神衛，今年十一歲。原本和父母一起住在日本神戶的我，某日突然失去了記憶，恢復意識後被一對從沒見過的男女交給了『校長』，把我帶到這個『學校』和大家一起過日子。某天，一位新成員的加入，徹底動搖了我們在『學校』的生活……」

在充滿美國南部風味的地區，佇立在荒野當中的「學校」，一名十二歲的小學生御子神衛甦醒之後……發現自己從日本的小學被帶到這所神秘的校園當中。而同樣被帶進這所「學校」中的學生共有六名。在日復一日的規律作息當中，他們的作業居然是──尋找犯人、解開謎題（？） 難道這裡是偵探學園嗎？

此時，「校長」宣佈有一名新生即將入學，並喚醒了潛藏在「學校」當中的邪惡東西……

Paperback Bunko

First published May 1, 2003

About the author

Yasuhiko Nishizawa was born in 1960 in Akashi, Japan. He studied Creative Writing in the United States, before returning to Japan and beginning to write murder mysteries while working as a university assistant and high school lecturer.

Reviews

[Nathania Ma · Rating 4 out of 5]

I have heard of this book a long time ago but never had the chance (or time) to read it until now. Wow, all I can say is it's a very weird book (but I'm glad I read it). The title means God's logic and human's magic. It's definitely a psychological thriller and there is a plot twist in the end. I give this book a 3 star rating because I think the premise is just too impossible. As you reach the end of the book, you'll understand how ridiculous this is. Nishisawa Yasuhiko sensei has put forward a really interesting psychological problem in this book. If the objective truth differs from what the masses believe, what will happen? If the objective truth points to the direction that God does not exist but a whole nation insists there is a God watching them from above, what will happen. This book is very interesting and perhaps more a philosophical fantasy than a murder mystery. It's worth reading though whether you like it or not depends on whether you can accept the logic in this book.