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i’m teared up. this will be the best chapter for me, “Journal”. yes, if I die, I think i would let my soul belong to a journal of my beloved. it’s really sad, and sweet too. a bittersweet ending. plus the burning in the end, it felt ceremonial and spiritual. like a phoenix. don’t think what i’m writing here, i’m writing for myself.

okay, getting kiiinnda relatable here

this is an unexpected read and it’s unexpectedly interesting. it’s about death and soul. i’m in.

ahh it was cute, and relatable, and it made me think of myself too..

sooo lovely to go back here again.. first chapter and it warms my heart so much

reading this so far feels like having a fever dream.. so I kinda understand how people feel about this book, and also, the author.

no….

“one more chapter” is definitely my famous last words. but to my defense, HOW CAN I STOP WHEN THIS LIGHT BULB SCENE HAPPENED??!!

more and more subject but the plot is still so abstract.. interesting

so, the suspect confessed, like, confessed. and it’s only 16% of the book. haha… hahaha….. ha..

man this is so interesting. sir keigo higashino the author that you are.
rest in eternal peace.

it feels sooo good to be back again. my comfort genre, my comfort author. and i’m so IN for the ride

interesting…

oh I’m so IN.

this book is so peaceful somehow. it’s really saying we should make peace of our life and death.

at Hades, “and then came Achilles and Patroclus,” and I was weeping again.

this book is like, when you create poems and then turn it into paragraphs.
paragraphs of poetry, poetry of paragraphs?

the writing style, needed to be familiar with, in an interesting way.

“life in the eyes of death” “life in death’s perspective” i think i would say that about this book.

wait, woah, wow. this is actually interesting

“and returned to greet my Achilles.”
i’m sick

what the hell, agamemnon

odysseus REALLY IS a cunning man.

”We were like gods, at the dawning of the world, and our joy was so bright we could see nothing else but the other.”

just kill me already