Maybe this weekend

Looking for a quiet read on the weekend? Wouldn't you like to find a story that's not just thrilling, but leaves a lasting impression? Many police novels depict the exploits of detectives chasing down dangerous criminals. But what if the police were actually chasing the police themselves...?.

By the time you reach your 30s, you can handle your work to a certain extent. But aren't there moments when you stop and wonder, "Is this really okay?" You become aware of your own limitations when faced with peers who are achieving results or those who are overwhelmingly more capable at their jobs. The introduction to this book begins with precisely that feeling. "...

A holiday morning. The city isn't fully awake yet. Soft light streams in through the window, and the coffee has warmed slightly. Weekdays are filled with emails, meetings, and decisions. But on weekends, I want time to re-examine the world with my own mind. That's when I want to reach for 'HACK...'.

Is that "common sense" really correct? Every day is tough, isn't it? Work, housework, relationships... We live our lives bound by countless "rights" and "rules." "This is how it should be," "That's wrong." Listening too much to these voices can make you feel a little suffocated...

Why "ada" and not "aida"? The moment you unravel this mystery, you're sure to be struck by the realization. Naoki Prize-winning "Kobikicho no Adauchi" is a story of a clever "lie" orchestrated by the residents of the theater district. After reading it, you'll feel a thrilling sense of satisfaction!