Malicious

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After watching Bai Ye Xing grocery store, Suspect In short, reading this method gives a feeling of being fooled, and the ending is naturally whatever he wrote, not so surprising and shocking.

It came from the name. I haven't had time to read it yet. Does it look good? Book friends, give me some advice?

The motive of Nonoguchi's murder has always been a mystery in this book. Kaga visited the school where Nonoguchi taught and the middle school where he attended, and from the novel Game Reserve, he implicated the campus violence that occurred in Nonoguchi's middle school days. In other words, if you want to understand a person, you must start with his works. A Firefly almost misled Kaga's investigation direction, but a photo made Kaga reverse the direction, raising doubts about whether Nonoguchi's confession and the video tape were forged. Nonoguchi carefully designed a suspenseful reasoning, but was eventually discovered by Kaga. Nonoguchi's motive for murder is the malice in the title of this book. The malice that had been deep in his heart since middle school was ignited and exploded because of the novel Game Reserve. He destroyed the beautiful image of Rigao in the readers' minds, and he will also be judged by the law.

I think Hidaka's ex-wife has two personalities, which can be seen from Hidaka's novel "Firefly". One of the personalities fell in love with Nonoguchi, and maybe something really happened between them. The truck driver said the woman crashed the truck on purpose and perhaps found suicide the best solution to the problem. Therefore, Nonoguchi's hatred for Hidaka increased.

It turns out that being unhappy with you can also be a motive for killing. Maybe Nonoguchi didn't get anything else. A girl who loves him or a mother who is Cixi can help people climb out of the quagmire of jealousy and hatred, right? I feel that it is not as good-looking as The Appearance of Suspect X. I feel that the book was written with this idea in mind.

Nonoguchi is a very ordinary person. At the beginning, you cannot tell that he hides his evil intention to retaliate against Takahi. Readers may easily believe Nonoguchi's one-sided words. These may be because they feel that he is weak, honest and incompetent, and then assume that Takahi is using him to gain fame and fortune. This is also the habitual thinking of "keyboard warriors". But what is Nonoguchi like? Judging from his self-concealed personality in his self-recording and his step-by-step attitude when confessing the crime, we can see that he is not a trustworthy person, but a somewhat socially excluded and seemingly noble person. This will make Kaga suspicious of everything, and that will lead to additional interviews, and that will lead to speculation that his behavior has bad motives. Evil cannot be hidden, but good can be conveyed freely. This can be seen from their completely different character traits when they were young. Nonoguchi bullies the weak and fears the strong, and is obsessed with evil things, while Takahiro dares to uphold justice against school violence and is tolerant of Nonoguchi. After the two got together, Gao Ri's promotion of school violence left people like Nonoguchi who lived with low self-esteem nowhere to hide, and made him want to kill. Why should we lash out and criticize people like Nonoguchi? Because we must punish evil and promote good, and we cannot lose the concept of right and wrong because of the harmony between people. As the saying goes, we do not look at a person's status, but at the kind of aura a person displays. This can be seen from communication and the things he has done. Kindness needs to be accumulated openly, while malice is just the unintentional accumulation of emotions in a person's heart.

I have also experienced school violence. It has been shadowed for a long time, with increased negative energy and changeable emotions. I am full of hostility because I have experienced malice. I am especially prone to despair. Today, seven or eight years later, when I read this book, I am very grateful to the people who have continued to warm me, care for me and give me positive energy. Otherwise, one day I may be like Maeno. Although human nature is too terrible to be looked at directly, I still want to believe that there is more kindness in this world than malice. May the world be peaceful, and may school violence be effectively stopped. I hope you and I are well.

Each of us in the world will receive rewards proportional to our efforts. A person's malice towards the happiness of others can eventually lead him into darkness and learn to be satisfied and grateful. Only then can we live affectionately in this heartless world. May the kindness in our hearts illuminate every dark intersection on the road to life.

The work reflects many negative phenomena and customs in society by recording the murder of a famous writer. For example, school violence also cleverly shows the influence of parents and environment on a person. Among them, the character Nonoguchi is the most profoundly portrayed. I think Nonoguchi killed Hidaka because of his inner jealousy and inferiority complex. He had known Hidaka since he was a child. From Kaga's investigation into their past, it was known that Hidaka was an upright, kind, and brave man. Even though Nonoguchi later joined the camp that bullied him, when Nonoguchi visited him later, he still helped Nonoguchi to become a writer. But it was Hidaka's kindness and success that inspired Nonoguchi's inner jealousy and inferiority. In fact, his inner monologue was probably like this: "Why can he become a writer before me?" "How can he be so good that he makes me evil?" But the reason that prompted Nonoguchi to kill Hidaka was not just his jealousy, but the combined influence of others and the social environment. The arrogance of Nonoguchi's parents, the prevalence of school violence and other factors jointly contributed to the big mistake. This just hints at the influence of society and the people around us on people. Highly recommend this book!