[Review] Dead Mount Death Play

A work that Ryohgo Narita participated in as a story writer. When you think of Ryohgo Narita, you might recall Durarara!!, but Baccano! is his true masterpiece. It's one of those works I desperately wish he would finish. Narita's characteristic is that he introduces a huge cast of characters, yet each one has their own charm, and the story itself is fascinating. While the novel's writing style might feel a bit childish, Narita's unique prose is something you can never forget. In another world, the Corpse God, who reigned supreme as a villain, lost his body to a hero. Afterward, through a resurrection ritual, he possesses Shinozaki Fourka in the current world. Misaki Sakimiya is hired by someone to assassinate Fourka, but Fourka, whose contents were the Corpse God, doesn't die and revives. Fourka takes Misaki to his side, and to find out why she tried to kill him, why he came to this world, and to resolve the various incidents happening in this world, he struggles. Although this work isn't part of the Narita-verse, it's a damn fun series.