Afterword

Within the category of mystery novels, when I thought about what would be the method to solve a difficult case where the culprit is completely unknown quickly and easily, the first thing that came to mind was:

"Who on earth killed you?"

It was the method of having the killed person themselves tell you who the culprit is.

Thinking further, if that killed victim is the detective himself, the story is even faster.

But if the detective stays dead, it doesn't become a story. In that case, the protagonist has to be killed immediately every time, but revive like a zombie as many times as needed; it has to be that kind of detective to work—.

And so, this work is a story born from such a rough idea in various meanings.

Even if inventing a new detective image, surely there are smarter ideas out there, but at that time, the phrase "detective who dies immediately" was immensely funny to me, and I ended up liking it.

Now, revealing who gets killed in a mystery novel is the taboo of taboos, but limited to this work, the prior information that "the detective gets killed" is not included in spoilers.

After all, since I put it boldly in the title, I ask that you all please laugh and say "So you've been killed again" every time the detective gets killed.

I would be happy if I could deliver a pleasant mystery that makes you forget your daily life.

Teniwoha