Solomon's Perjury

It's wonderful to talk about it. When I saw the middle part, I thought it was Kanbaru and Kashiwagi Zuoya who had agreed to commit suicide to resist the injustice of the school system, and to use the school trial to trigger parents, teachers, and classmates to think about the relationship between the existing system and their classmates. The result was a bit surprising, because Zhuoye's brother also said before that Zhuoya was not that innocent and thought he was playing tricks on others. This part can be said to have laid a foreshadowing. When Kanhara appeared in court as a witness, Kenichi's questioning was the finishing touch (this part is also the most exciting part of the book in my opinion), and all the reasoning and thinking reached a climax in this part. Kanbaru unfolds from his own perspective to show us a Takuya who is tempted by death and unable to connect to reality. Kenichi starts from his own experience to construct a table that is cold, selfish, indifferent to life, and plays with others, echoing the suspicion of his brother. Here, the overall image of the table also becomes clear. Speaking of which, my favorite character in this book is probably Judge Inoue, a young adult who leads the way steadily despite being naive. His rationality and meticulousness are also my personal favorite points. For a junior high school student aged fourteen or fifteen, such a person is very reliable. No matter how good Ryoko is, she will still feel disgusted and indifferent to others, but Ryoko's image is very realistic. She has a happy family and excellent parents. When she feels that she is not doing well, she goes back to think about whether she is doing the right thing. It feels like I have to examine myself three times a day. Looking back at someone like Juri can be said to be a mirror of a person. The jealousy, hatred, pity and low self-esteem, hatefulness and arrogance in people's hearts are extremely magnified, making people think that she is a born bad seed. For Officer Shoda, this kind of person can be said to not feel that he has done anything wrong. On the contrary, he is excited that others can put his thoughts above others. When it came to the school trial, Kanbara's actions seemed to give Miyake a blow and seemed to awaken her. Of course, I think Miyake will slowly change in her subsequent school life after this trial, because she realized that Matsuko was her only friend. The above is just my personal opinion, please bear with me.

This novel is a social novel, and there is basically no reasoning content.

He actually used the activities of junior high school students to write through the details between the human nature of legal practitioners and the law👍 Only when I read it did I realize that it was actually written 20 years ago. It is said to have an exquisite structure👍

It's wonderful, the story is compact and interlocking, and there's more to it than meets the eye

Worth a look. Thank you author.

Good. It's just that the story is a bit too long! The story describing the evolution from a small evil into a big evil is quite exciting!