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The Heart of Brutus Author: [Japanese] Higashino Keigo Publisher: Nanhai Publishing Company
The Heart of Brutus Author: [Japanese] Higashino Keigo Publisher: Nanhai Publishing Company
Description
Introduction · · · · · ·
★ A suspense masterpiece by the master of mystery, Keigo Higashino
★ "Drama Genius" Tatsuya Fujiwara starred in the movie of the same name
★ There is no famous detective, no gorgeous tricks, no eerie atmosphere, but it is more exciting than the classic works of Higashino
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In 44 BC, the Roman consul Caesar was assassinated. He discovered that his most trusted assistant and close friend Brutus was among the assassins, and he couldn't help but exclaimed: "You too, Brutus!"
In order to get the attention of the director, Takuya deliberately approaches Yasuko, who is in charge of the board affairs. Just when Takuya is about to become the son-in-law of the director, Yasuko suddenly says that she is pregnant with his child and uses this to blackmail. At the same time, Naoki and Hashimoto, who are having an affair with Yasuko, are also blackmailed.
The three of them then decided to devise a clever plan to kill Yasuko.
The operation started as planned, but Takuya, who was responsible for transporting the body, discovered that the deceased was Naoki.
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The Heart of Brutus uses pure, neat and clean colors to see through the source of evil hidden in the cracks of society. Fatalistic arguments, social injustice and the darkness of human nature can be seen in this book. This characteristic later became the subject of extensive description in Higashino Keigo's writings. ——Yu Xiaofang (Advisor of Jinan University Mystery Club)
About the Author · · · · · ·
Keigo Higashino
A famous Japanese writer.
In 1985, he won the 31st Edogawa Ranpo Prize for After School and began to write full-time; in 1999, Secret won the 52nd Japan Mystery Writers Association Award; since then, White Night Walk, Unrequited Love, Letter, and Phantom Night have been shortlisted for the Naoki Prize; The Devotion of Suspect X published in 2005 unprecedentedly won the 134th Naoki Prize, the 6th Honkaku Mystery Novel Award, and the first place in the three major mystery novel rankings of the year; in 2008, Meteor Kizuna won the 43rd Shinpo Award; The Newcomer published in 2009 won the first place in the two major mystery novel rankings of the year; in 2012, Miracle of the Namiyya Grocery Store won the 7th Chuokonon Literature Award.
His early works were mostly delicate and meticulous orthodox detective stories. His later works became more mature, with less embellishment in the text, concise and fierce narration, ups and downs and bizarre plots, and a story structure that was almost unbelievable. He was good at writing extremely reasonable stories from extremely unreasonable places, and his skills were shocking to the world.