Confessions: Diary of a Woman on Death Row

I would like to leave a message to book friends who want to read this book. First of all, if you read this book with the mentality of reading an Internet article, and want to read a twists and turns of the plot and various characters, this book is not suitable for you. Although the type of this book is indeed a novel, Jedi is not the style of popular Internet articles, nor is it the sadistic genre that you associate with the title of the book. Type, the style of this book is more like a memoir, which can only be savored by calming down. Many people may not be able to adapt to this book, because it is too realistic, without the ups and downs of a fast-paced plot like an online novel. The book slowly narrates the heroine's past and insights, with a touch of rationality. All I can say is that you might as well read or listen to this book when you calm down.

I am also about to serve a sentence, and I am now on bail pending trial. Seeing others survive is a desire, and I am not so afraid. Thank you, and I wish Xiaofen will be released from prison soon.

The writing is very good and captures people's psychology better, just like my own personal experience. I understand life, live well, and don't break the law. If you break the law, it is not human life.

The writing is very good, and the protagonist's heart is vividly described. Reading your article reminded me of the six months I spent there. From waiting to be arrested, to being arrested. To the birth of her daughter, to the final suspended sentence. Well.

Well written, really good. This novel is also a warning. I warn the world not to take chances and test the law. The law is just and fair. If something is wrong, it is wrong. If something is right, it is right.

I am a person who has been in prison. After reading this book, I really feel sorry for Chu Xiaofen. I hope he can repent and have his sentence reduced as soon as possible and return to a beautiful natural life.

This book is well written. There are just too many ads.

A very real book that comprehensively depicts the ups and downs of a female prisoner. I hope that Sister Xiaofen in reality can reform well, use her intelligence and talents to perform meritorious deeds, reduce her sentence, and reunite with her sister as soon as possible.

It took me four nights to read this book. I was very worried and wanted to go to Zhejiang Women's Prison to see Chu Xiaofen.

Can the author continue writing novels of the same type?