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The Sixth Man

A Thriller

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A quick wit and a sharp tongue alone won't be enough for Captain Chyang Fang to survive this case.

Someone is murdering high-ranking Vietnamese government officials, so the head of Saigon's homicide division, Captain Chyang Fang, a troubled Chinese Vietnamese man, is given the task of finding the killer. Hated by almost everyone in Saigon and an outcast in both Chinese and Vietnamese circles, Fang has to rely on his wit, biting sarcasm, and not-so-capable assistant, Sergeant Phan - a man who would rather play on his smartphone than work - to find the killer who leaves toy cobras on the bodies of his victims.

With the aid of a hunchbacked coroner who honed his skills watching episodes of CSI, and following a key lead that stretches back to the days of the Vietnam War, Fang is led on an opium-addled journey through modern-day Saigon, and if the killer doesn't get him, the city and its people surely will.

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I liked the effort and variety of a detective story set in Vietnam. Almost every carachter in this story does their entire dialogue in the form of non-stop insults aimed at each other. At times amusing, then irritating and finally deadening. Too much salt ruins the food.

Pointless, continuous insults overwhelmed the story

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