Faceless Portrait
by J
About This Novel
Hatano Yasuhiko, a student at the Art University, was fascinated by a portrait painted by the famous painter Ogiyo Sentaro. He was fascinated by the girl's eyes in the painting, which seemed to be staring into the abyss of death. Banano did not expect that the painting would be sent to him soon after, and he only needed to accept a task - to participate in an auction under a false identity, and no matter how high the bid was, he had to get a painting. And that painting is an identical portrait of a girl. Hatano felt the conspiracy, but couldn't help but want to touch the secrets in the painting... Seven short stories reveal the calculations of modern people hidden behind social masks, and reveal the dark areas obscured by city lights.
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Official(1)Scraped 6d ago
In fact, Renjo Mikihiko is a very good novelist. He has the delicate writing style and psychological description unique to Japanese writers. The description of the story is also relatively novel. This is actually quite normal for a Japanese suspense novelist. But as a Chinese woman, I really don't like the gaze of Japanese male writers on women, and I even feel a little disgusted. However, flaws do not hide the flaws, and people should treat a writer correctly.
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Official(1)Scraped 6d ago
In fact, Renjo Mikihiko is a very good novelist. He has the delicate writing style and psychological description unique to Japanese writers. The description of the story is also relatively novel. This is actually quite normal for a Japanese suspense novelist. But as a Chinese woman, I really don't like the gaze of Japanese male writers on women, and I even feel a little disgusted. However, flaws do not hide the flaws, and people should treat a writer correctly.
