Tokyo: Rabbit Officer and Her Evil Partner
“Does the vengeance of justice count as a sin?”
Fushimi Shika, burdened with a system, gives his answer: “Yes! But I will take on all sins!”
Avengers chant his name, leaving behind his name. Thus, the world gains a notorious serial killer.
A grieving father avenges his lost daughter by killing the true perpetrator;
A husband takes revenge for his wife through a locked-room murder;
A child who lost both parents makes a desperate gamble...
Fushimi Shika shields these unfortunate souls who have lost everything, leaving his unique proclamation at the scene:
"This is divine punishment, I am the divine punishment"
...
Years later, atop Tokyo Tower, Minamoto Tamako points a gun at her partner.
"Although I don’t know how you did it, you are the mastermind!"
Amidst thunder and lightning, rain pouring down, Fushimi Shika raises his hands:
“How rude, Rabbit Officer, I am a messenger of justice.”
This is my first real review, but seeing as how no one else has left one, I will just leave this here. I've read all current chapters, and so far, the story is pretty interesting. It's written in an anime style with some very heavy psychopass vibes, as the MC's ability allows him to see crime coefficients. I do like that the MC isn't overly reliant on the system, but it does feel like a cop out sometimes in certain high-risk situations. There is a lot of room for character development, especially for the female herione, as she is written as this very naive sheltered girl. Hopefully, the author will slowly change her character as she matures, but considering the anime style writing, I will not get my expectations up. The story progession is decent most of the time, but felt a little forced when the academy arc ended as MC, written as highly intelligent but lazy, seemed to rely on 20-30 year old information. All with the excuse that he couldn't use a computer to research current statistics, despite the fact he is in a police academy full of instructors and kids from police families. The writing is really good and the story flows well. As I'm sure you can all see, my grammar skills are not strong at all, so I can't comment on that. However, I haven't seen any major quality issues or clunky feeling writing. All in all, it's a pretty enjoyable read so far. It is better than a lot of books on here as far as translation quality and writing, and it has a lot of potential. If you're an anime or mystery lover, then this book is for you. I'm looking forward to future chapter releases!