Asakura Akinari: It’s not mine, it’s a mistake

What if I'm driven from the world for a wrong I haven't done? The Internet witch hunt is a mystery retreat that sharpens the guilt of modern society by spreading rumors based on no-profile S.S.SE. The work, which Asakura Akinari ambitiously prepared, suggests the fear of guilt that can occur in a modern society where all activities are based on the Internet. The story's story is:. Yamata Dysuke, director of the office at the Daite House Dyzen, who was out of work, is asked to return to work. The owner of a Twitter account, as if he were the one who had been decorated with his own account, was thought to have murdered women and is mistaken for being the killer. Netizens are on the move, his blindness, his photos, his job, his work, and so on, are being exposed to the Internet. Dyske, who had no fault in himself, was optimistic that he would soon be able to solve the misunderstandings, but the reality was the opposite. The situation gets worse as witch hunts get worse on the Internet. The whole YouTube community has even seriously injured the wrong person while setting up a daisies to catch the diesque. Daisque, who felt threatened by his life while on the run, decides to take the real culprit himself. Daisuke is a man who has no ability to use the Internet with 50 links, and is a common social person with a wife and daughter. He is so distressed by the witch hunt that has taken place on the Internet that his quiet life is rapidly shattered. How does he reach the truth? The story goes on at the point of Dysuke's wife, daughter, and a college student who retweets Twitter, and the detective in charge.

Korean title: 내 것이 아닌 잘못

Korean author: 아사쿠라 아키나리

Korean publisher: 블루홀식스(블루홀6)

ISBN-13: 9791189571870