"Masked Night" was a book given to me by a very important friend. I couldn't wait to start reading it as soon as I got it. At this point, I have finished reading the Persona series.

Personally, I don’t give this book a high rating, maybe 7.5 points, of which 0.5 points are the emotional points I gave to Uncle Dong.

The thickness of "Masked Night" is almost as thick as "White Night Journey". It is rare for Uncle Dong's book to be so thick. But after reading it, I felt that the previous description of the hotel was too lengthy, and the ending was too hasty.

The highlight of this book is the autobiography at the end. The self-narratives of the two informants allowed us to see the selfishness of human nature, and the motive for the murder also made my hair stand on end. Although I know that there are people with gender disorders in real life, I can't kill people because of it. What makes my hair stand on end is not the reasoning, but the psychological state of the murderer. If the desire to control is strong enough, it will either exist or be destroyed. The mantis stalks the cicada, but the oriole follows behind. The best way to eliminate a person's suspicion is to confirm his suspicion and then give a reasonable explanation.

But why aren’t Arata and Naomi still together? Are we going to write about Los Angeles next? Bad review. I feel like Arata and Noshi are true love, hahaha.