This is mindblowing but heartbreaking at the same time. First series of Detective Galileo, Manabu Yukawa, by Keigo-sensei. Never thought a physicist could be a great detective, and... actually an assistant lecturer?? The story has the similar plot as Keigo's ''Malice", in the beginning spilled out the culprit, how they killed, and have a twist at the end. I was very surprised when Yukawa explained the details to Yasuko, and felt hearbroken after what happened. Tbh kinda disappoint there's no epilogue. Since the last chapter explained Ishigami's POV, I guess it is quite accepted. But still, I kinda curious how their life would be after that? Anyway, from this story I learnt that man really would do anything for the woman he loves. If he wants he would. Funny thing is, he would do anything for her but courting lol. Ig he is genius in logic but dumb in romance. Don't get me wrong, I didn't mean his efforts are not enough or something. In fact, it is way too much efforts I would say, but only to solve the problem, not to build the chemistry in their relationship. Oh well, everyone has their own way to show care and love, isn't it? Now I understand why is the title called "Devotion" of Mr. X.

NGL this is the best movie I watched this year. Never thought about the twist at the end. Well-written script I'd say. The jokes really made me laugh my butt off, especially when Mopple asked "what is God", Sebastian really explained it well from perspective of a sheep, I supposed. Even tho I quite slow catching the explanation of the case at the end, it was fun to know how the case cracked by someone who you will never expected to crack. Beside the puzzle and riddles, I love how they wrote the characteristics of each sheep, so it wasn't just 'sheep'. I also like how they made suspenseful scenes switch into comedic and heartwarming. Another thing I want to highlight is, the way the sheep coping to their grief; forgetting. It is kinda relate for me, I used to tried forgetting everything that are bad to remember; feel ashamed, hurt, sad, mad. Even tho I never done it anymore, this movie made me realise that, not every bad things happened are bad to remember. Sometimes, it is a proof that we are brave for remembering those things and still keep moving forward.

I love Detective Kaga! He is so chill and friendly. I love how he observes everything without anyone notice that he is actually observing. He isn't type of detective who only knows how to use their brain, but also how to interact with people AKA his EQ is quite nice! The plot was great. I like how Keigo write each chapter sequentially. How they all connected into the each other. it was really fascinating. Even tho there was no plottwist, I did enjoy reading it and keeping me suspense every turning page.

Bagus sih, cuman banyak plothole nya Mereka ga ngejelasin kenapa hantu nya ngegentayangin kompleks perumahannya, kenala yg ditargetinnya org yg itu, dan ga ada solusi untuk ngeberhentiin 'gangguan' nya. Cuman sad endingnya dapet sih walau agak ketebak. Dari segi kesereman horror nya kalo kata doi ku; horror karna menyinggung ke faktor ekonomi (yg mana semuanya relate, lebih horror ga ada duit + nganggur daripda setan). Kalo dari make over setannya sih film horror Thai emang ga pernah mengecewakan. Samngad terlihat ril. Jamskernya sama seperti horror setan lainnya, sound effectnya selalu lebih gede.

3 funny words; "Sherlock got kidnapped". I like Enola Holmes 1 but got turn off after the ending of Enola 2. I thought the third movie would be better, ig it doesn't even better than the secons. Tbh, I don't like the version of Moriarty in this universe, no offence. The setting was good, I love the environment, the place, and the puzzles. But the main plot is awful, like, wdym Sherlock got kidnapped while he knows who was behind in. idk maybe it is just not my cup of tea.

Cannot describe how I feel rn.... Thank you for making me love reading again, Keigo-Sensei. I will always love and treasure all your works.