Text: Leisurely reading
"The murderer who destroyed a generation's sense of security is still a mystery!" This is a sentence printed on the waist of the "Voice of Sin" book, and the bolder black body is particularly eye-catching.
"The Voice of Sin" is adapted by The Japanese contemporary social reasoning writer Samurai Shiota from the Japanese century unsolved case "The Case of Glico Morhinaga". The idea to adapt the "Glico Morinaga Poisoning Case" into a novel was because Shioda Samurai experienced the "Glico Morinaga Poisoning Case" when he was a child. At the time of the poisoning and for some time afterwards, children were sternly warned by their parents not to eat snacks, and the young Shiota samurai at the time were no exception.
No snacks, what sad news for small children. However, compared to what happened to Satoichiro and his sister Ikushima, it was already a happiest childhood not to be able to choose snacks as much as they wanted.
Zeng Genjun, the owner of "Zenggen Suit Customization", also found a cardboard box when he helped his mother clean up the albums and photos. The notebooks and tapes in the cardboard box reminded Zeng Genjun of the sensational "Silver Wan Incident", and to Zeng Genjun's surprise, the sound recorded on the tape was actually the voice of his own youth, and the intermittent sound was clearly the recording used by the criminals of the "Silver Wan Incident" when they intimidated and extorted the murdered enterprises.
The sudden discovery confused Zeng Genjun, who was completely unimpressed by all this, except to be able to determine that his own voice was coming from the tape, and knew nothing about the "Silver Ten Thousand Incident". Tsang Gen-toshi also found his father's classmate Nobuji Horita, and with the help of Nobuji Horita, Tsangegen-toshi also came into contact with some of his predecessors who knew something about the "Silver Man Incident". However, as the investigation deepens, more and more clues show that Toshiya Tsangegen's uncle, Tatsuo Tsangegen, is the planner of the "Silver Ten Thousand Incident".
Zeng Genjun also had no impression of his uncle Tatsuo Senggen, only that his uncle had lived abroad for many years. However, some people say that Tatsuo Tsone returned to Japan a month before the "Silver Man Incident"...
"The Voice of Sin" is told in two lines, and in addition to Toshiya Tsone, Akuzu, a reporter of the "Big Day Shimbun", is also collecting information about the "Silver Man Incident".
The Ōjnichi Shimbun's year-end reporting plan decided to cover a special edition of unsolved cases spanning the Showa and Heisei eras, and the "Silver Man Incident" thirty-one years ago was chosen. Akuzu was selected as a journalist on a business trip to London to conduct an investigation because of his excellent English proficiency, of course, the so-called English ability was nothing more than a pretext for Torii, the director of the reporting team, to Akuzu, and the real reason was that Torii recognized Akuzu's professional ability as a journalist.
Perhaps it is the reason why Tsone Toshi also holds a core notebook closer to the "Silver Incident", and every investigation of Toshiya Tsone is one step faster than Akuzu, from his uncle Tatsuo Tsone, to Hideki Ishima, who practiced judo with Tatsuo Tsange, to Seiichi Aoki, who is in the violent group, and Toshi Tsonee is only one step away from the truth of the "Silver Incident". However, what is surprising is that Zeng Genjun also decided not to investigate further, Zeng Genjun also seems to have seen all the secrets of the "Silver Ten Thousand Incident", Zeng Genjun is also afraid to face the truth, and Zeng Genjun is also afraid of facing himself and his family after the truth is announced to the public.
In fact, Zeng Genjun did not touch the core of the secret of the "Silver Ten Thousand Incident", and the one who really unveiled the mystery of this thirty-one-year unsolved case was Akuzu, who had been persevering.
"Unveiling the mystery of this unsolved case may not be the most important thing, but the most important thing should be how to connect this unsolved case with the present and the future," Akutsu said. Thirty-one years later, many of the people associated with the "Silver Event" are no longer alive, but the people who changed the trajectory of their lives because of the "Silver Event" are still living in the shadow of the "Silver Event", and they desperately need help to get back on track.
The point of "Voice of Sin" is not to find the murderer who destroyed a generation's sense of security, but to redeem. Because of this, after looking for the cloak of the real murderer of the unsolved case, what "Voice of Sin" really wants to convey is the harm that the crime brings to the innocent, and how to give the hurt person love in order to get those hurt's lives back on track.
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