Eamon’s Reviews > The Man Who Died Seven Times > Status Update

We learn a lot of the context leading up to this moment, the party itself. Before we can get to the grandfather’s murder the stakes of a HUGE inheritance are made abundantly clear. This details a clear possible motivation for the murder, pending of course who he chooses as his successor.

Wow! Fast introduction to the man plot point of the book - grandpa is dead. We only get a glimpse of this in the beginning though as we immediately move towards the introduction of Hisataro, a man who is 16 who suffers from falling into “the trap” which every now and again forces him to relieve the same day 9 times before progressing. This setup is very intriguing for sure.