At Saint Shin Girls' Academy, a school with strict rules, the lonely girl Saeko relishes her solitude. Yet amid her uneventful days, an inexplicable unease occasionally wells up inside her. Every night, Saeko dreams all manner of bizarre dreams. The people and scenery in them are always different, but they share one theme: red.
Saeko's heart is trapped in a thick fog, lucid one moment and muddled the next. She gazes into it for a long, long time. At last, the fog gradually lifts, and the witch's curse slowly comes into focus.
Interesting. A little bit paranoid. Human nature, family affection, friendship, belief and understanding, etc. It's all before your eyes. Despair, hope, suspense, and salvation. The light is ahead, whether you can get out of the darkness can only depend on perseverance! Only when you laugh at the end can you laugh best!
Believe in yourself?
But madness has been written into DNA, can you still believe in yourself?
The plot of this book is so exciting! The author Yukito Ayatsuji has a diverse writing style. In this book, he perfectly combines suspense and reasoning, making me feel like I am immersed in the story. I especially like the lonely girl Saeko in the book. Her inner world is very rich, which makes me want to know more about her. Moreover, I feel that each character has their own unique personality and experience, which makes the whole story richer. Overall, "The Witch's Curse" is a great book worth reading!
I felt pretty good. I finished reading it intermittently. When I first started reading the novel, I thought it was a fantasy novel.
Cheng Qiling, I've finished reading the book, but I still can't forget her. It would be better if he didn't fall in love with his father.
Oh, this ending is really unexpected. I always thought it was a student who did it. Who would have thought that Saeko's mother was her dormitory manager? And her mental illness is hereditary, which is terrible.
This is actually a book from the 1980s and 1990s. I have recently started reading mystery novels, starting with short and medium-length novels. This book is an easy introduction to it. 😂😂
I always thought it was Saeko who killed him 🤦
I have read his Another, which is absolutely amazing, and I have read this book in one go. [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]
A cold and twisted order.
Collapsed groups, empty magnificence, suppressed evil.
The "witch" who gradually falls will eventually suffer the same fate again...
Interesting. A little bit paranoid. Human nature, family affection, friendship, belief and understanding, etc. It's all before your eyes. Despair, hope, suspense, and salvation. The light is ahead, whether you can get out of the darkness can only depend on perseverance! Only when you laugh at the end can you laugh best!
Believe in yourself? But madness has been written into DNA, can you still believe in yourself?
The plot of this book is so exciting! The author Yukito Ayatsuji has a diverse writing style. In this book, he perfectly combines suspense and reasoning, making me feel like I am immersed in the story. I especially like the lonely girl Saeko in the book. Her inner world is very rich, which makes me want to know more about her. Moreover, I feel that each character has their own unique personality and experience, which makes the whole story richer. Overall, "The Witch's Curse" is a great book worth reading!
I felt pretty good. I finished reading it intermittently. When I first started reading the novel, I thought it was a fantasy novel. Cheng Qiling, I've finished reading the book, but I still can't forget her. It would be better if he didn't fall in love with his father.
Oh, this ending is really unexpected. I always thought it was a student who did it. Who would have thought that Saeko's mother was her dormitory manager? And her mental illness is hereditary, which is terrible.
This is actually a book from the 1980s and 1990s. I have recently started reading mystery novels, starting with short and medium-length novels. This book is an easy introduction to it. 😂😂
I always thought it was Saeko who killed him 🤦
I have read his Another, which is absolutely amazing, and I have read this book in one go. [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]
A cold and twisted order. Collapsed groups, empty magnificence, suppressed evil. The "witch" who gradually falls will eventually suffer the same fate again...
Psychotic murder case