Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Hong Kong Police, Tokyo Office

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Japanese literature. The 169th Naoki Prize candidate.
Chase terrorists! The overwhelming international police novel.
Since the passage of the National Security Law, the number of criminals entering the country has been on the rise. The Japanese and Chinese police have been working together to deal with international crimes. Under the "Memorandum on Continued Cooperation in Investigations" concluded through the intermediation of Interpol, the Special Mutual Assistance Section was established in the Metropolitan Police Department. But inside the police department, it was supposed to gather the troublemakers from each department and serve the Hong Kong side. The members are five from the Japanese side, including Makie Mizukoshi, and five from the Hong Kong side, including superintendent graham wong. The first case of mutual assistance involved the arrest of Catherine Yu, a former professor who had instigated a protest in Hong Kong and caused many deaths. He killed his assistant and fled to Japan. After following the former professor's footsteps, he sneaked into a smuggler Ajito, where a Hong Kong-affiliated criminal group Kurojian attacks. A member of the section who searches for Professor Yu despite being embroiled in a conflict with rival groups. Soon a new mystery emerges. Why the moderate Professor Yu staged the demonstration, what is the mystery man witnessed around her? The question brings up the truth behind the establishment of the section. It was an unexpected national plot. Entertainment of police forces with action, battle of brain power, and personality of Mr. Character!