Paradise Lost

The reason why a masterpiece is a masterpiece is that it can always tell the most profound truths in the most popular way. What flourishes must inevitably decline. This is the law of development of everything in this world. Nothing can control it. No one can retain the beauty of that moment forever, but the male and female protagonists did it in their own way. Desire is an appearance, love is an appearance, morality and responsibility are all appearances. They retain the eternity of being destroyed. It is really a profound contradiction. Japanese writers always use straightforward narratives and always shock people's hearts. After reading this book, I couldn't calm down for a long time.

When I first saw the title, I thought of a chapter in Fang Siqi's book, Paradise Lost. The chapter titles of this book are very interesting. They follow the development of natural time, and the feelings of the two protagonists coincide with this. I couldn't understand why it was named Paradise Lost. After reading most of the first part of the book, I felt that "Paradise Gained" was more appropriate. The hero and heroine are separated from their real families, escaping from that numb, cold-blooded and lonely world and imperfect life. Meeting each other is like meeting the other half who must be compatible. Whether it is physically or psychologically, they seem to have found the missing piece of their souls. After walking through the spring, summer, autumn and winter, it is like finally finding their own paradise. But it wasn't until I saw Chika's retention of Jiumu, his wife's tears, and Rinko's mother's comfort... Only then did they realize that they had lost a life that was far bigger than sex for something very crazy. Of course, I'm not saying that sex doesn't play an important role in love. It's just that the two of them seemed brave, but they were both too cowardly. They all say "I love you" and "Only you", but at the same time they are full of timidity and suspicion, unwilling to try to tolerate each other in a longer life and a larger life. Indeed, there are bad qualities hidden in human nature, regarding selfishness, but I promise to love you, and I will love you against my nature. This is the real paradise, an enduring and rose-colored paradise. I really learned a lot. The author connected the two people through sex, and used a lot of pen and ink to describe the development process of the relationship between the two people, revealing the growth and changes of the two people, as well as their weaknesses and unbearableness. I have never felt that the death of the protagonist would make me so relieved. After seeing this, I still feel that the choice of the two people has its own reason. Although it is unconventional, it is a relatively good arrangement. The anonymous complaint letter in the book did not specify who wrote it, but I always feel that it was submitted by all those who knew about it and were dissatisfied with it, them, you, and us.

Junichi Watanabe｜Paradise Lost I remember the first time I read the book "Paradise Lost" a few years ago. At that time, due to my young age and lack of social experience and lack of understanding, I gave up reading because I couldn't understand the deepest meaning of the text except for the superficial meaning of the text. Now, when I pick up this book and read it slowly, I realize that life is not only pursuit but also the courage to face life fearlessly. The love between the protagonists Jiumu and Rinko in the book is touching and regrettable. They finally gained a relationship that everyone envied, but they lost their brilliance forever in their beautiful years. Their life experiences are different, but their wandering and lonely souls in unhappy marriages are very similar. They are both looking for comfort from each other. One is depressed due to family disharmony, a sense of emptiness in a boring life, being demoted twice at work and finally having to resign, and being falsely accused anonymously after the death of his colleague Mizuguchi. This book is bold and delicate in its psychological description. It depicts the protagonist Mao Dun's tangled psychology in pursuit of love in detail, from fear and struggle to calmness, from the exchanges of relatives and friends to the disappointment and despair of betrayal and separation, all in one go. This book touches people deeply. On the way to pursue a better life, if you have unwavering faith in your heart, face the vicissitudes of life with strength, don't shrink back, and let nature take its course, you can always reach the other side of your heart.

Maybe it has something to do with Japan's local culture. Their author's writing style is bold and delicate, not wordy but every detail is in place. Although I do not approve of their sexual culture, I have to admit that these works are much more profound than the brainless domineering literature in China. (Even though I really like brainless tyrant articles😂)

People who have experienced it should be more touched! Willful and strong love, this way is the most perfect ending! Love is such a luxurious and noble feeling. It can only be better interpreted when it is frozen when it is most beautiful!

The writing is very true, the amount of the car... (Read it for yourselves) Let me declare that I am not a pervert [laughing evilly]

Well, it's a crazy love. Some people may find it great and poignant, but I personally find it incomprehensible! I feel very selfish! Love is just an experience in life! Not all of life

"Paradise Lost" mainly explores the relationship between sex and love from the perspective of the male protagonist Kumu. Kumu becomes interested in the female protagonist Rinko. Rinko quickly sinks under Kumu's gentle and domineering tactics. After that, Kumu and Rinko are intoxicated with sexual desire and cannot extricate themselves, abandoning secular ethics. Rinzi gave up on her failed marriage, and the male protagonist gradually lost his desire to live when faced with the cruel reality of life, and decided to die together with Rinzi. Although Rinzi was full of expectations and took the initiative to seek death, and Jiumu was full of helplessness in reality and accepted Rinzi's invitation to die, both of them undoubtedly died at the peak of sex and love, just as they expected. The description of sex in this book is very detailed, which is really surprising, but Junichi Watanabe's exquisite writing, detailed observation, and depth of analysis make "Paradise Lost" truly wonderful. There are hints everywhere in the book: love will get boring. I don't know if this is absolute in real life, but the marriage between Jiumu and his wife in the book makes people have to think about the issues of marriage, love and sex.

The book says that stability and passion cannot exist at the same time. There is also a saying, "Don't take sex and work home", which is very impressive. (In addition, the two of them had the nerve to leave suicide notes to their families, as if they died with honor. Such a shocking way of death, how will the parents, wives and children live for the rest of their lives? Isn't it embarrassing??) After reading it for the third time, I still felt explosive. I also felt that the protagonist was happy. He was not happy like people in the real world. However, the author was very awesome and the writing was very realistic.

Check in on May 6, 2022. Out of curiosity, I read this novel that I have been saving but haven't read. I just fell out of love a few days ago, and now I have a lot of emotions. From the debauchery and depravity in the novel, I feel the depth of love and the depth of sorrow... I hold a blessing concept for the love tragedy of the male and female protagonists, and hope that we can really fall in love in heaven. But to be honest, for people who don't like the character of the male protagonist, I definitely don't support people pursuing true love - extramarital affairs in middle age. People should have a sense of responsibility and be responsible for their marriage. I have strengthened my understanding of "love". People must not live just to pursue love. The sick and twisted love between the male and female protagonists can only present the ultimate beauty in literary works, but it is better not to be like this in reality.

The psychological description is very real, but the plot is quite shocking. It also makes us reflect that there should not only be love, but also the pursuit of heights. Love is fleeting.

Although it is written about two genders, it is actually a psychological portrayal of the selfishness, greed, and boundless desires of human nature in both genders. It is an in-depth psychology book. Color is just an appearance. What is deeper is the deep contemplation of gender.

Eternity is better than forgetting each other in the world. Humans left the Garden of Eden because they ate the forbidden fruit. Jiumu and Rinzi wanted to return to paradise because they tasted the forbidden fruit. This was Paradise Lost. People live a lifetime, some are vigorous, some are mediocre, some are favored, and some are let down. Life is not a fairy tale, so we should always be happy, always be joyful, be ourselves and love ourselves well.

After reading it, I think (leaving aside all morals, etc.) It is still very good. I personally think there is love between them, and it is the ultimate kind of love, although sex is the majority. The male and female protagonists put aside everything in the world and choose this way not only for relief but also for atonement. After all, this kind of love is immoral and incorrect. But it is very bold. There are many psychological descriptions and some thoughts in the book. After reading it, I can only say that I really dare to write it. It is true. Regarding the emotions between the male and female protagonists, benevolent people have different opinions and the wise have different opinions. Everyone has different understandings and sees differently. Although it is not a love that is acceptable to the world, the final outcome is that they go to hell together, which has a different kind of miserable beauty. [Eat melon]

It is not suitable for those who are too young to watch, but it can explain what love is. I was a little excited when I saw the scene of dying for love [Read carefully] The Japanese are not afraid of death, they prefer true love. In the early stage, there was something annoying about cheating in marriage, but what they like is to die for love. (I like the second dimension and yearn for true love. I like some things about Japan that have nothing to do with patriotism. I just like it. I like Japanese comics [crazy]) Friends who like cool stories should not read it. Another suggestion is not to read it when life is at a low point or when you are very depressed [crazy] That's it, don't worry about my time

It looks obscene, but it's not. The second creation of the work was perfect and successful. Listen calmly and calmly, and you can better appreciate Junichi Watanabe's "Paradise Lost". Thumbs up for the editors, anchors, and post-production staff of the secondary creation! Thank you for presenting your masterpiece again to people who understand you.

Many Japanese books are always like this. At first glance, they just feel personal and too sexual. Death and sorrow can never be avoided. Ordinary and typical people, with a hint of rebellion, become a "bad boy", and finally choose to end the book due to the pressure of life. In the end, it always makes people unable to put down the book, feeling alone and melancholy. I often see my own shadow in such books (I believe many people do too), unsatisfied desires, lost years, myself unable to create memories, and a place I cannot return to. I originally thought that Jiumu's death for love was due to artistic exaggeration, but now I feel it is more of a real-life romanticism, the possibility and extension of another life that is difficult to realize, and involves bravery or not. Although it is a story of cheating, it makes me feel beautiful and sad. It reminds me of the preface of "The Light of August", "When the initial beauty meets the troubles of reality."

It's poignant and touching. Life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, and death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves. Their lives are full of enthusiasm and joy, and they will have no regrets. 😌😌

I saw a different life. Different from ordinary love stories, compared with daily life, after the intense love, it is full of different thoughts, some of which are really inspiring.

The description in the book is meticulous, and the author is like a doctor analyzing the thoughts of the two people during the extramarital affair for the readers, as if Jiumu and Rinko are entering the same stage. Love is sinless. They blame love for everything, but they are afraid and worried deep down in their hearts, which means they know that it is immoral and wrong. The two of them are very cowardly and dare not face the downhill road they are destined to take in the future. They just want to keep their love in its strongest stage, numb themselves with desire, and try to alleviate the strange treatment of the world. The scene that left a deep impression on me was the four words "be cautious in beginning and respect end", which can be regarded as the title of the article. In the whole text, only the sentence "Dad, don't leave" said by my daughter deeply touched me. The protagonist is undoubtedly selfish, extremely selfish, giving up everything and devoting himself only for the so-called "love", which undoubtedly shows that the two people are desolate in their hearts. In addition to love, there are also responsibilities in the world. This happens to be what the author reflects on and wants readers to understand.

The various descriptions in the book are indeed very good, they look natural and reasonable, but you can only treat it as a novel for entertainment, and don't be influenced by the plot in the book.

Like a surgical scalpel, it profoundly dissects the psychological changes of the characters involved in extramarital affairs. The suffocating plot description actually inspires people's desire for life.

A masterpiece is a masterpiece. It's quite shocking. It popularizes a lot of unknowns. The writing is exquisite and the psychological description is very rich. It makes people read slowly word by word and stop and think repeatedly. I do not approve or encourage Rinko and Jiumu's marital infidelity and a series of crazy or paranoid behaviors, but I can understand their final choice. Reading the comments, many readers will feel sad at the end, but I don't feel sad at all. This is due to the author's detailed description of the characters' physical and mental and some introduction to their local culture. It's just that the whole text says that their marital infidelity stems from love, which is really hard to feel, especially the passionate Jiumu. He is quite self-centered in his life. In just a few words, people can feel the distress, entanglement and pain of Jiumu's wife for a period of time. Sometimes she has demands for her lover regardless of time. Falling into the abyss, from the perspective of his wife, he is a scumbag. From the perspective of a lover, Kuki is mostly gentle and submissive. After reading the full text, I feel that Rinko and Kuki are more about sex. Maybe it is because I appreciate rational and restrained love more, which will not ignore the other person's feelings and situation for sexual satisfaction.

After middle age, marriage and life are becoming increasingly dull and dull, and they want to catch something to prove that they are still alive, young, passionate, and can still love and be loved. Probably the two people who met in such a state of mind got out of hand, torn between love and ethics. In the end, they were like moths rushing to the flame. Destruction when they are passionate is a choice and a necessity. The atmosphere is well rendered, the psychological description is very detailed, and the description of the love process is even more nuanced and graphic. The male protagonist is really good at it and can be called a textbook level.

Well, the emotions written are delicate and the issues are profound, but the pain it brings to family members, such as the male protagonist's daughter and the female protagonist's mother, is very great. This kind of poignant love is too selfish.

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Crazy and extremely repressed, very artistic, the so-called pinnacle of sex and spirit. So crazy, so peaceful, I love you so much

It can be said that it is a kind of vigilant reading. Unintentionally, Watanabe understands human nature very well, and he must have experienced similar things himself (this is also introduced in the book). Every step of development is written so realistically. Needless to say, this kind of forbidden love rarely ends well in the end, but it is really fascinating.

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This is a wonderful book. More than fifty men describe their indulgences and fantasies deeply. What is life? It's freedom! Unfettered freedom. Most people in the world can't do it. The world's preaching, indifference or other eyes suppress most dreams. The protagonist Jiumu in the book reflects this from his envied cheating to his final death.