The daughter of a well-known medical professor has a son who was ordered by her parents to marry Jingzhi, a surgeon. However, she does not love Jingzhi and knows that Jingzhi only married her for the sake of her future. Seven years later, Yujizi had a tryst with his old lover Kusaka, and rekindled his second youth. Jingzhi, who pretended not to know, seemed to be calm as usual, but secretly launched a meticulous and cruel revenge. How will Yujizi, who has fallen into hell, face a broken marriage...
Reader comments
The storyline is not complicated, but it is not boring or cliche at all. Some of the descriptions in the book, especially the descriptions about the hesitation and anxiety of Youjizi, are very detailed. I think it is a bit lengthy at times, but there is still a driving force that pushes people to read on and makes people eager to get into the hearts of the characters. At the end, I was shocked by the heaviness of the cold reality. Everyone is so lonely, and the couple lives like actors playing roles. This kind of sadness may be felt by many people. Watanabe Junichi gave this feeling of sadness and helplessness a very concrete image, which is amazing.
The depiction of psychological activities is meticulous, as if I just have my own son. Who is wrong? It seems not. All are wrong. Just as the "ice patterns" are obvious when frozen, cracked, foggy, and clear again.
So cruel to each other.
I didn't expect that small scar to be from sterilization. He actually wanted Kusaka to train with him. How insulting.
Unexpectedly, I "thought it was well concealed" and "thought the reason was fine" had already been seen through and was praised as "well-planned".
It's a pity that Ariko and Kusaka didn't get to know each other earlier. It's shameful that Jingzhi is so devoid of love and pity. Poor Jingzhi has his own son Kusaka.
This book truly depicts the conflicts and struggles in married life. I hate Jingzhi in the book, his revenge is too cruel. It reminded me of "Paradise Lost", also a work by Junichi Watanabe, in which Rinko and Kuki also faced similar marital difficulties. However, Youjizi in "Ice Pattern" is even more cowardly, making people feel pity and anger. Overall, this is a book worth reading and will make you think more deeply about marriage.
This husband is terrible.
It's scary to think about it! I feel like the heroine is pitiful and hateful! Both men are not very good, maybe their character determines their fate! [Smile]
The rating for such a good book is too low! Very nice! Deep thought
It's really real and watchable
The storyline is not complicated, but it is not boring or cliche at all. Some of the descriptions in the book, especially the descriptions about the hesitation and anxiety of Youjizi, are very detailed. I think it is a bit lengthy at times, but there is still a driving force that pushes people to read on and makes people eager to get into the hearts of the characters. At the end, I was shocked by the heaviness of the cold reality. Everyone is so lonely, and the couple lives like actors playing roles. This kind of sadness may be felt by many people. Watanabe Junichi gave this feeling of sadness and helplessness a very concrete image, which is amazing.
The depiction of psychological activities is meticulous, as if I just have my own son. Who is wrong? It seems not. All are wrong. Just as the "ice patterns" are obvious when frozen, cracked, foggy, and clear again. So cruel to each other. I didn't expect that small scar to be from sterilization. He actually wanted Kusaka to train with him. How insulting. Unexpectedly, I "thought it was well concealed" and "thought the reason was fine" had already been seen through and was praised as "well-planned". It's a pity that Ariko and Kusaka didn't get to know each other earlier. It's shameful that Jingzhi is so devoid of love and pity. Poor Jingzhi has his own son Kusaka.
This book truly depicts the conflicts and struggles in married life. I hate Jingzhi in the book, his revenge is too cruel. It reminded me of "Paradise Lost", also a work by Junichi Watanabe, in which Rinko and Kuki also faced similar marital difficulties. However, Youjizi in "Ice Pattern" is even more cowardly, making people feel pity and anger. Overall, this is a book worth reading and will make you think more deeply about marriage.
This husband is terrible.
It's scary to think about it! I feel like the heroine is pitiful and hateful! Both men are not very good, maybe their character determines their fate! [Smile]
The rating for such a good book is too low! Very nice! Deep thought It's really real and watchable