Confession

Except for Aimei, who has died, all the members are evil, including Mr. Moriguchi who uses violence to fight violence but is excusable, Shushuo who has no moral sense because of his timidity and low self-esteem, Shimomura who is cowardly and twisted, Mitsuki who has low empathy and is self-centered, and Shushuo's selfish mother

What exactly is human nature? Could it be that he couldn't get his mother's attention and wanted to get it through crime? Is it because he was instigated by smart people in his mediocre life to be evil in his heart, and followed what others said? Is it the "protection" revealed by a little so-called puppy love that depends on each other for life? Is she a mother who neglects her child's temperament and mental health through excessive praise? I once thought "Confession" was a declaration of pure and beautiful love, but I didn't expect it to be a statement of criminal facts. What was touching was even Yuko Moriguchi and her poor daughter. Just because her mother was a teacher and did not have a great degree of inclination towards students, she was resented and even punished. The child was stunned by the students and thrown into the swimming pool to drown. It's really sad, but I don't know where these so-called psychological problems appear. So evil does not lie in age or gender, evil lies only in human nature.

The content of the story tells the story of a teacher who lost his beloved daughter unexpectedly and later found out that her daughter was murdered by two students in his class. Therefore, he confessed his love in front of the whole class and made his revenge plan public, planting the seeds of terror in the hearts of the students. Each chapter unfolds with a character's monologue, which is very immersive. At least during the reading process, my heart kept beating wildly. The characters in recent books have vivid and delicate portrayals of their inner lives. In my opinion, in addition to the influence of the original family and school violence, what caused the final outcome also included many invisible promoters in the social environment. I really couldn't help but sigh after reading it. All in all, it is a work that is endlessly evocative and worth pondering.

It's so beautifully written. From the moment you start this book, you can read it in one go. I don't want to do anything else but just want to finish it! The story begins with the female teacher avenging her daughter and giving milk containing HIV virus to the two young murderers. What made me feel particularly good is that this is only the beginning, not the end of the book. The female teacher's daughter died, and then everyone worked together to find clues, evidence, and finally the murderer. This kind of routine is very common, but the magic of this book is that it explains this thoroughly in the first chapter, and then the female teacher resigned. Then other things happened among this group of students, and other people who entered pushed this incident in an uncontrollable direction! The writer's writing is really good. He uses a lot of modifiers in one paragraph. I also admire the novelist for being able to think of so many sentences to express it! A paragraph further advances the plot of the story, is also a foreshadowing of what follows, shows the characters, and contains many philosophies.

The first chapter was too long, and I almost didn't finish reading it, but luckily I read it, and it became more and more exciting as I went to the end. The last chapter was simply amazing [Like] There are a few small thoughts in this book: 1. This is what this book itself wants to express. There are various factors that affect a teenager's psychological state, including family (parents' character, marital status), school (teacher's attitude, school system), society, personal psychological factors, and factors of the small group of class... Of course, the most important thing is family. I hope I can be a qualified parent in the future. Nothing to say 2. The psychological confessions of the characters in it have developed in directions I didn't expect several times. I feel that the psychology of a criminal is indeed quite difficult to predict [face covering] 3. Never mess with a competent mother

I came here after watching the movie "Confession" and I really like the sense of stream of consciousness and multi-perspective narration. After reading the original work, I felt even more that Boy A was really arrogant, timid, and cowardly. He had a strong self-esteem, so when it was revealed that he was actually a coward—he tried to make some earth-shattering move to meet his mother and get approval, he became angry. Looking deeper into this, I feel that Boy A is not purely evil, he is just too self-centered. Live in your own world. I hope others will recognize him and resonate with him. After all, he is a pathetic young man who thinks he is self-righteous. His future is also doomed. There is no such thing as a new life. If you sow the cause, you will surely eat the fruit.

Many Japanese works depicting the evil of human nature are shocking.

It is also a book that I opened a long time ago and just finished reading now. It has been exposed intermittently through spoilers, so I didn't feel deeply after reading it. The narrative technique of the article is very subtle. Although it is also seen in current works, but considering that it is a work in the 2000s, I feel that the writing is very good. I really like the ending and the main storyline, which is a revenge that goes all the way to the end, using violence to fight violence and evil to fight evil. If it were made into a TV series in our country, it would be the police persuading Mr. Moriguchi to let go of his hatred and then arresting Naojun in prison [laughing and crying]

The position of each character in it is very clear. They all care too much about their own feelings and dare not break through their inner restraints. Once the emotions that have been suppressed for too long break out, they become the culprit of crimes. Although there is warmth, it is more of the twisted side of each person's heart. It also illustrates the importance of family, society, and school education in all aspects, as well as the improvement of the legal system for minors, which are indispensable.

Put yourself in everyone's shoes and find that what everyone does is reasonable. The environment in which one grows up has a great influence on a person. Malice will breed under certain circumstances🤔This is human nature

The plot twists and turns again and again, narrating from the first perspective of multiple people, slowly revealing the true face of the incident, and at the same time reflecting each person's character.

The dramas and books I have been watching recently are all about juvenile delinquency, which leads to juvenile delinquency. As parents, we have an unshirkable responsibility, so we still need to pay more attention to the children's hearts. They cannot blindly pamper them or completely ignore them, so that the children will not behave harmfully to others and themselves.

I think this book is quite interesting, but not brain-burning. I don't know why so many people in the comments said that they changed again after seeing the final change. The case situation is very clear. It analyzes the inner confession of each character and the problems caused by the original family to minors. Is it reasonable for the "Minor Protection Law" to not impose criminal penalties on minors across the board? After reading this novel, I want to watch the original movie "Confession"

The story of this book is so exciting! As a mother of a new baby, I can relate very much to the single mothers described in the book. Her daughter was killed by a student, which made me particularly sad. The author's in-depth exploration of the causes of crime also made me think about the importance of youth education and growth environment. There is a sentence in the book that impressed me deeply: "If you were called on everyone to drink milk every day at home in order to strengthen their bones, how many people would really be able to do it?" This sentence is really realistic, and it also made me realize that education is not only the responsibility of schools, but parents also need to pay attention. All in all, this is a book well worth reading.

A masterpiece, top, different first point of view, the psychological distortion of the characters is well controlled, and the process is smooth. If you say that punishing a person is taking away the life of others, then you are wrong. Take a look at this book. The revengeful teacher Yuko uses a different way of revenge. What is a different kind of revenge? Psychological shock. There is a sentence in it, maybe if I kill you, you will not show apology or remorse to the deceased until the second before you close your eyes, so I choose a different kind of revenge.

Although the ending is very satisfying, when I read Watanabe and Shimomura's personal confessions, I really couldn't imagine how a thirteen-year-old child's thoughts could reach such an extent. When I think about the people and classmates around me, they all seem to be the same. But the difference between crime and cold/hot violence.

The more identities a person has, the more complex things will be considered. After Amy's death, Morita had to face the dual test of whether to be a competent mother or a good teacher who protects the safety of students. No matter which way she prefers, she will never find peace of mind. The body and mind will be greatly tortured. For this reason, this is the only way to avoid moral condemnation. To comfort my daughter's spirit in heaven. It's both shrewd and sad. Both Xiu and Naoki have one thing in common, that is, their original families are not good. Their mothers never truly recognized their sons. Even though they both expressed deep love, they only planted the seeds of inferiority in each other. If both of them have sound personalities, they can definitely become the most solid and excellent partners in each other's careers. Family of origin is crucial to character building, and many people ignore this. I hope that young parents in the future can pay more attention to their children's personality health and prevent tragedies from happening again.

The confessions of five people are used to explain the reasons why beauty drowns. It is described from a first-person perspective without any deliberate concealment, allowing people to experience everyone's thoughts and intentions immersively, and to feel the good and evil of human nature in an instant. Teacher Moriguchi's revenge was reasonable and unexpected. Naoki's efforts have never been rewarded; he didn't get the attention of others during his adolescence; Xiuya became distorted because of his mother's personality and his own arrogance, etc., Which led to the birth of tragedy. Juvenile crime and punishment need us to reflect!

The plot is well arranged. The same thing is narrated from various angles, which promotes the development of the story and gives flesh and blood to the originally dry story. I personally feel that after reading the story, I have a different understanding of children. For teenagers, there is a minor protection law. Even if they make such a big mistake, they are excused on the grounds that they are underage and do not understand anything. I think this is unfair to other victims. Similarly, having such children must be related to the environment in which they live, family conflicts or lack of family affection, or other factors. I think the result is related to both the children and the parents. Parents are their children's first teachers, so parents have a huge influence on their children's growth. Secondly, generally speaking, school is the place where children spend the longest time. Good campus order should be established, and children's mental health should also be taken care of. Finally, I want to say that it is not advisable to fight violence with violence, but some things cannot achieve good results without resorting to extraordinary means, so Mr. Moriguchi's approach at least seems very satisfying to me [laugh][laugh][laugh]

The plot is full of ups and downs, and the author uses delicate brushstrokes to describe it, forcing readers to think deeply about the complexity of human nature and society. The characters' somewhat twisted personalities will make people feel dark, but there is also some warmth. This book is really great! ●‿●

It's very exciting. The content of the story is actually completely revealed in the first chapter, and subsequent developments are supplements and patches. What I really like is the description of the characters' psychology, which is very appropriate and touches me. In addition, the plots are interlocking, the logic is rigorous, and it is quite complete. There is also a narrative style where you can feel the essence of multiple perspectives. Undoubtedly, this is a highly completed short story with profound conception and impact. If you want to experience Japanese mystery and suspense novels, except for that guy Keigo Higashino, I think this author's book should be worth your time.

Very good. Teacher Yuko's revenge is cruel, but it is smart, understandable, and refreshing. It's a different kind of revenge. It's just a pity for monitor Mitsuki and Watanabe's mother. Naoki, who gave up on himself because of just one sentence, Watanabe, who is smart and self-centered, and Werther, who blindly followed other people's suggestions.

Everyone's behavior seems reasonable, but you can see the almost twisted psychology behind everyone's behavior. Everyone seems to just do what they think is best, but it has tragic consequences. Everything is not a coincidence, but the inevitable result of wrong school and family education. This book made me more truly feel the great influence of the growth environment on people mentioned in "Inferiority and Transcendence".

It's good to watch. The movie adapted from the same name is also very good to watch. The plot progresses layer by layer. The description method from the first-person perspective is very immersive. The suspense reasoning is smooth and easy to read. 🈶, Good review! ! [Send heart][Send heart]

It's terrifying to think about it carefully. Teacher Moriguchi's revenge runs through the entire article, and it doesn't come to an end until the last moment. The sins have been punished as they deserve, and justice has arrived, but the lives that have been lost can no longer be saved.

Think of a sentence, the reason why a person is in a normal state is not because he is normal, but because he is in a normal environment. Human nature is complex. As Luo Xiang said, everyone has a "Zhang San" in their heart.

This is a gripping psychological suspense novel that delves into the complexity of human nature, the battle between sin and conscience, and the themes of revenge and redemption. This novel is based on a bizarre campus murder case. The story mainly revolves around the victim's family, suspects and the police. Through the revelation of the perspectives and memories of different characters, the story gradually reveals the truth of the case and the complex emotions and secrets hidden behind it. The author cleverly sets up the relationships and intertwined clues between multiple characters, keeping readers tense throughout the reading process. One of the fascinating aspects of this novel is its in-depth exploration of human nature. By depicting the inner world and contradictory emotions of different characters, readers can see the complexity and confusion of human nature. Each character has his or her own past, secrets, and different motivations, and their actions and choices demonstrate the diversity of human nature as the plot progresses. Readers will be triggered to think about good and evil, justice and revenge, and at the same time they will also feel the inner struggles and profound emotional experiences of the characters in the story.

Excellent literary works always analyze people's hearts and human nature. From everyone's perspective, all characters' behaviors are excusable.

The unraveling of the truth is intertwined, the narrative technique is also fascinating, and the subject matter and story are also heavy and meaningful. The narrative tone and perspective are completely different for different characters. I like this book very much. After reading it, I couldn't calm down for a long time. It is very realistic, and it makes a lot of sense in terms of educational thinking and the characteristics of human nature. Also, what did Watanabe's mother say at the end? Although it's certainly not something that would make Watanabe happy...

I want to know what Shuya's mother said. Finally, the last Moriguchi said that she told her mother everything Shuya did.