Scream

After reading it, I had mixed feelings in my heart. The title "The Scream" was so good that I felt my heart tightening and wanted to cry out in despair. Yoko's experiences and mental journey are very realistic. The patriarchal family system in society harmed his younger brother and Yoko, which is very worthy of our reflection. Yoko has never received true "love". She has been looking for love, but all she can get is distorted and deformed love. The book also contains many ironic and ironic stories about people all over the world. For example, my relatives have encountered almost the same routines used by insurance companies. They all use their own favors to attract customers. And the keyboard warrior who accomplishes nothing in reality and talks freely on the Internet. Ayano's role is also very important. The only one who sees the truth is this woman who has a similar but different situation to Yoko. There is a sense of reflection. When I saw it, I felt like "the clear sky is the dark shadow". This is a good book that everyone should read. If I could have read it a few years ago, it would have brought more experience to my young self. Finally, I hope everyone can be happy and maintain a strong heart. May the world be filled with love, true love.

An extremely rare book. I followed it after watching the drama. Before reading the book, I thought the drama was very good. After reading the book, I found that the filming of the drama was terrible. Yoko was always trying to judge herself and weakening Yoko. Yoko has experienced so much, she is so tenacious, she has truly managed to get rid of everything in the past and live openly in the sun. You can feel that the author loves the character he created. What is even more rare is that this is written by a Japanese male author. There is no gaze, no weakening, and no judgment. It is so rare and worth watching.

I stayed up all night to read this book in one sitting. The meticulous and real psychological description is really amazing.

It's a wonderful book. I was so shocked when I read the identity swap. I thought about it for a long time after reading it. But I didn't give five stars because the truth was not revealed at the end of the story. Maybe it was revealed outside the story, but I don't like mystery novels with unclear and open endings. Maybe I'm too idealistic, but what about the people who died innocently? What is this bloody nirvana? Use other people's blood to achieve nirvana? I heard Yoko's scream, but I also heard the low roar of the innocent undead.

I didn't expect such delicate writing to come from a male writer, which is different from my stereotype. The story goes through Yoko's pitiable, pitiable and admirable life in the second person. The person switching at the most critical moment is amazing and makes it super immersive to read. It feels bad to be spoiled, and the sense of surprise is greatly reduced. Otherwise, you will definitely be slapping your thighs when you see the end. I hope that the majority of netizens can control it. The two main lines run in parallel and jointly reveal a truth. The moment the mystery is revealed, I feel that Yoko is so powerful, it's really PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. From her, we can see how important it is for people to establish themselves in life, but it is also not easy. The sooner you wake up, the better.

I was so lucky to find such a high-quality book on Tomato and read it for free. It is very suitable to listen slowly, so that you can go through your mind, have pictures and think, Yoko is very similar to Matsuko in the life of the rejected Matsuko, but she made a different choice, was reborn in sin, and rushed towards a bright future.

Although it is suspense more reflective of society around two women Described separately from three perspectives Identity opposition But faced with a society that is also so cruel to women Delicate psychological portrayal The complexity of human nature The whole text runs through "Natural Phenomenon" I got goosebumps after watching this The heroine completed her self-salvation and was reborn from Nirvana "Human beings think that their behavior is controlled by themselves, but in fact they are all responses to the environment inadvertently. "

I read more and more books, and fewer and fewer can give five stars, but this book is worth it. I hope more people will read this book. It is really interesting. The first-person perspective of a woman is a new experience for me. In a short space of time, it tells the story of a person's life, various experiences and mental journeys from childhood to adulthood. The story itself is also very interesting. It can be seen that the author also has certain profound insights into society and life. It is an excellent work. I suggest you, brothers and sisters, read it carefully and don't focus narrowly on the opposition between men and women. Be serious and three-dimensional and feel the charm of this good book, because Yoko is worth it.

It's really exciting! The format is very novel! One chapter uses the second person to narrate the heroine's life experience and analyze her inner changes. The other chapter writes about the investigation process of the case and attaches testimony at the end. It tells two seemingly unrelated cases and ends with testimonies from related cases. This suspense novel is really good! It takes care of the front and back! It's very rigorous! It also reflects social and other issues. Mind distortion is really scary The reversal at the back is so pretty The heroine only truly freed herself and grew up after killing her mother. She was not caught, which truly echoes the question "Scream". That book cover is too scary [fear]

"The self-pity of the talented is the elegy of the swan, and the collapse of the mediocre is the scream of the beast." This book is a three-way parallel story between Ayano's investigation process and Yoko's experience introduced in the second person as well as the testimonies of relevant personnel. The plot is compact and interlocking. The author skillfully uses the transformation between the second person and the first person at the end of the story to show the change in Yoko's identity - more accurately, a kind of nirvana reborn from the ashes. There are many foreshadowing echoes in this book, such as the similar experiences of Yoko and Ayano; the goldfish seller and Takeshi Kamishiro both have six fingers, and they said exactly the same thing when talking about it; Ruka wanted to name the child Cosmos, and later the child in the case of a child abuse death by a single mother was named Cosmos; Yoko stole the identity of "Sumi" and opened a coffee shop and turned into "Miss", the manager of "Cafe Miss Violet" Violet", Violet means violet (i. E. Pansy). I originally thought it was a simple suspense reasoning, but I didn't expect it to be a description of individual living conditions under a grand narrative. The heroine's life trajectory may be the epitome of the struggle for survival of many people at the bottom of Japanese society in the "bubble economy" era. This book not only describes women's struggle and self-improvement, but also records social development and changes. There are many descriptions in the book that make people feel suffocated when reading, showing how the "evil girl" was born, how she achieved self-salvation step by step through loss, sinking and fighting, and completed the "scream" of life after killing her mother.

Explosive, wonderful. Unexpectedly, the writing technique is also interesting. The novel is multidimensional, with more than just crimes and unexpected twists. More about Love, Childhood, Personality, Sex, and Family with lots to tug at the heartstrings.

It's a shocking reversal, especially the instantaneous change of perspective that brings not only shock and surprise, but also a sense of "ah, it really is so" that is reasonable and unexpected. Yoko's life is deplorable. She was neglected in childhood, suppressed in girlhood, and encountered all kinds of hardships after entering society. Every bit of it was full of suffocation and depression, but Yoko broke everything. She cut the flesh and blood of all those who stood in front of her and found her own haven. The label of "ordinary" has never been branded on Yoko. Her background is unyielding.

Very good book, made my brain spin The meticulous psychological description, the wonderful narrative of three parallel lines, the vivid and full character portrayal, are absolutely perfect. In just thirty-three chapters, the story is filled with ups and downs, confusing revelations of naked humanity and the heroine's contemplation of life. The heroine is not a kind person, but if you read her heart carefully, you will cry for her, just like me. It is a book worth reading. Chapter 33 cannot be bought and you will suffer losses and you will not be fooled. There are spoilers below . Spoilers below . Spoilers below . Spoilers below The investigation of Yoko's death scene, Yagi's confession, and Yoko's life course. At first glance, the three narrative lines seemed not very relevant, and the plot jumps a lot. I have a bad memory and I was embarrassed to remember the full text and search for each person's name. The time of the last three narrative lines of the plot gradually approached, and the answers were gradually revealed. Just when I thought I knew the whole truth, the identity exchange between Yoko and Juri gave me another blow. The mystery will never be revealed until the last moment. "I heard someone calling you - Yoko" Who is the mother calling? Is it the ideal daughter in her mind, the Yoko who was killed by you, or is she trying to dissuade the person in front of her who is exactly the same as Yoko? Yoko was originally ordinary like us, with an ordinary face and figure, an ordinary family, ordinary achievements, and ordinary feelings. One blow after another in life caused her to get out of her original peaceful and stable orbit, and was finally assimilated into Daozu, who regarded human beings as flesh and blood. Just like Yoko said, "We have unlimited choices." You rely on this unlimited choice to fall into the quagmire and escape from it, returning to your safe haven. I think I admire you, I feel the same way as you

I like it! The author writes with sincere feelings and it's easy to resonate with him!

Ye Zhenzhen used the straightforward narration and second person in the first 27 chapters to shape the tragedy of the first forty years of Suzuki Yoko's life. Her downfall, the injustice she suffered, her cowardice, and her embarrassment in always being accustomed to relying on the strong made me sympathize with this, but I only felt that this was a tragic story of mutual death, until the sentence at the end of Chapter 27: "That woman used to work at the same escort station as you , the name of the flower is Juri - yes, that's me." In an instant, everything was reversed, all the foreshadowing, and all the sorrow were reversed at this moment. Yoko did not die in silence, but broke out in despair, letting out the most hysterical scream of her own, ushering in the second half of her life reborn from the ashes. In front of her, all the sinking was like a passing cloud, and she escaped from the quagmire to welcome a new tomorrow.

The entire book is narrated in three lines. The author has a strong ability in planning and layout. He has completed two reversals from an omniscient perspective, and the results are very shocking. The world is a collection of natural phenomena. The trajectory of the planet has long been determined, and the outcome of everything has also been determined. There is no disagreement, no choice, just a one-way street, and humans are the rolling stones on that one-way street. This is the world in the eyes of God, but humans are not gods and cannot predict the outcome of all things. If you think about it from another angle, nothing is a foregone conclusion. As an ignorant human being, he can reverse the fate that has been destined for a long time.

Halfway through - the following contains spoilers, and my review of the book is already reflected in the rating. I think Matsuko and Yoko are similar. Although the latter has not abandoned his family, he has become a stranger to his family. It doesn't matter what the reason for the separation is. The result is separation and trauma. But, it's very different, very different. When I saw the finale, I just wanted to laugh out loud. When I was writing the book review, I raised my lips and felt very happy that I finally read this book. I finally read it. Fortunately, I didn't read it too late to welcome this delicacy that I would be extremely impressed by whenever I drink tea. But knowing this story earlier, I couldn't help but feel happy. Awesome this story

This review contains spoilers. And I hate everyone who writes spoilers in their reviews of this book. This is the social faction. Yoko has been longing to be recognized and needed her whole life, but everyone who left a mark in her life has, without exception, caused damage that is difficult to heal. She can only curl up in the darkness hoping to give herself some warmth. Finally, after falling into the swamp, he finally made up his mind to escape at all costs. The plot of first suppressing and then advancing has been achieved to the extreme. The speed of the last few chapters is getting faster and faster. The trembling caused by the reversal has been reduced a lot because of the spoilers, but I still feel like crying. There have been several major events in Japan. How many children are struggling in silent pain like Yoko? I can't say whose fault it is, I just feel sad. Yoko! Yoko! Yoko! ///Ye Zhenzhongxian is really awesome... There is no doubt about it.

I watched it a few years ago and found the story to be well-structured and full of high-energy twists and turns, but the atmosphere was depressing. I watched the TV series a few days ago and found it unsatisfactory. After reading the novel again, I still found it extremely wonderful. But it lacks the shocking feeling I had when I first saw it. Yoko slipped step by step from an ordinary girl into the abyss of life. She really felt sad for her misfortune and angry at her. Until the last desperate counterattack, I couldn't help but shout, "Beautiful!". Although Juri is also very innocent, I still hope that Yoko can live peacefully under Juri's identity. The author's second-person writing method is quite special, and it also adds some suspense and reversal to the book. It is a very clever writing method.

It's a good book, and it made my heart beat up and down. Although the ending is sad, it's ultimately a relief. The bad guys have been punished, and those who haven't completely turned bad should also be alerted. God is watching what people do, and I hope everyone is well.

There is no scream in the whole article, but there are screams everywhere. Human nature is the most interesting aspect of this book. The book shows Yoko's life of suppressed pain and despair. Yoko distorted herself in this despair, adopted extreme methods to change her appearance, and finally succeeded in building her own safe haven. This article uses repetition many times. Quick review and summary of the content of this chapter also play an emphasis role. Especially in the Yangzi chapter, whether it is written about despair or nirvana and rebirth, the effect is very obvious. Ayano, another protagonist of this book, recalled her miserable past through Yoko's experience during the investigation, which largely reflected the miserable situation of most women in Japan during that time. I finished reading it in five hours and 52 minutes. It was so slow. I will try to speed up the next book😤

The detailed descriptions in many places are very realistic, but the character creation is not very good. Yoko is pitiful but not completely innocent. They say that she was affected by the environment, but in fact her choices are the beginning of her going into the abyss. Judging from the so-called rebirth ending later, she is not without a smart mind, nor is she without the ability to do things. She is not an ordinary woman like she brainwashed herself. She just chose to take the shortcut of no return, and has been trapped in it for the sake of the "love" that cannot be seen or grasped. Not to mention the fact that the unsuspecting Juri died for this, she is pitiful, and Juri is even more pitiful. Why does she have the right to deprive innocent people of their lives, just because she is miserable... Even if this is a helpless act on her part, does it mean she loves vanity, does she have overflowing sympathy, doesn't she choose to join an insurance company instead of simply living a simple life, isn't it, isn't it to get married? This is what I chose to do step by step, so I have nothing to blame. The last four stars are given to the second-person writing technique, which is somewhat innovative.

The story is told smoothly, and the "you" perspective directly allows readers to read immersively on behalf of the protagonist, and can't wait to learn about the subsequent development of the story. The switching of the perspective of "I" at the end directly reflects the author's careful design, which is amazing and takes the readers to the climax of the story at once. It is very exciting and makes people admire the courage and desperate determination of the protagonist. If the first half tells the story of the heroine's tragic and bleak life, then the heroine in the following chapters achieves self-awakening in the whirlpool of pain and disappointment. Disliked by his mother, deceived by his lover, and taken advantage of by his "family". In the early stage, as long as the other party released a little kindness, she was like grabbing a life-saving straw. She would rather suffer and suffer to grab this little bit of warmth. True awakening grows out of the purest malice. Climbing up from the filthy swamp, she can eliminate those who hinder her without expression and with careful planning, and then turn around and leave. When I first read it, I thought it was a very simple criminal case, but the wonderful thing is the change at the end. I was happy to see the heroine's final reversal. All her misfortunes were transformed into her motivation. Even if her heart was twisted, she still had the determination to live without hesitation. Seeing this unconventional ending, I applauded the heroine in my heart. Regardless of the criminal facts and bad psychological motives, at least she embodies the tenacity and never-giving-up belief, which is the core of her shining soul. Fortunately, the author is sober and upright, and his depiction of family, society, sex, crime, and human nature is accurate and popular. This will more or less allow more people to deepen their understanding of these things, and help some people see the truth clearly through pain. All things that cannot see the light will be twisted into a ball by the darkness and fight with each other. Even if you escape, are the rest of your life really fearless and meaningless?

This book has a unique narrative technique. At the beginning of the book, three different story lines unfold simultaneously and are not related to each other. As things develop, the three lines merge into one and the truth emerges. The comments in the book are somewhat spoilers, and reading the printed book should be more shocking. Yoko's life is like a roller coaster, falling and rising suddenly. I thought Yoko's life would be like this, but after he was extremely close to death, he turned black and turned around. Then, like cheating, "I have no control over my fate", his cognitive and behavioral methods were comprehensively improved, and he changed from prey to hunter, and finally flew freely like a transformed butterfly.

It is a classic Japanese reversal of suspicion. In fact, the last few chapters are the most shocking. I think it may be the current situation in Japan at that time, and there are also many women in the epitome. What Yoko went through did not require her to have a conscience. In the end, she finally completed her understanding of the past and saved herself.

It's a very engaging story, the kind that you can't stop reading once you start reading it. The first half gave me the feeling of "disliked Matsuko", and the second half gave me the feeling of Yukiho Karasawa (of course the heroine does not have Ryoji). The reasoning is not very complicated, the author is very good at writing about women's plight and psychology, and the foreshadowing and reversal are also wonderful. The second person describes the heroine's growth experience, especially the heroine's childhood, which is very meaningful. The second half is like a revenge novel (but it is really enjoyable). A work well worth reading. This book can be rated five stars on Tomato.

You might feel a little dizzy at first, but then everything will make sense, and you might even want to go back and watch it again. A very exciting reversal, a very special interweaving of the same story line from multiple angles, very unique!

I was very shocked after watching it. I watched it intermittently. Although I was not stunned by the last person's name, the coffee shop is really unexpected. It can make you feel surprised and shocked even though it is ordinary. Recommended (＾ω＾)👍🏻

After watching Confessions of a Wicked Girl, I found Scream in the bookstore. The plot of Insurance was very familiar to me, but I realized that I had read it on my phone a year ago. Looking at my bookmarks and notes from a year ago, I felt that I had many different focuses than when I read it now. I read it again because I wasn't impressed. The book contains many pitfalls that women may encounter. Yoko's declining life finally found an exit. There are many words that I didn't feel so deeply about a year ago. Words are really magical and give people different meanings at different times. Even though I missed some of the foreshadowing the first time I watched it, it was still very interesting and I won't forget it this time.

Oh my gosh, this book is full of twists and turns! ! ! At first, I thought she was just a poor remnant of society - Yoko, who had a sad and bleak life. I didn't expect that in the end, she lived out the grace of a heroine! The more I read, the more exciting it becomes! When reading the last few chapters Ah, Yagi killed Yoko Hey, Juri killed Yoko! Oh, Yoko was not killed, and she faced a new life without any further trouble! A little bit of spoilers, haha. Highly recommended!!!! It's not very long, I read it in three or four days! ! ! Moreover, you can also learn about insurance knowledge, precautions for killing, cheating and abduction, prevention of scumbags, domestic violence, and economic phenomena. Just read it [Like] [Love] I also have a great understanding of human nature!