The Cruelty

This book made me think deeply about how the speculation about the victim is often scarier than the crime itself. Just like Keiko in the book, she suffered misfortune, but the malicious speculations of the people around her caused her to be hurt twice. This reminds me of the experiences of some of my friends who have also been misunderstood and speculated. We should give victims more understanding and care instead of unreasonable suspicion. This book is not only a story, but also a warning to human nature.

This book is full of imagination and poisonous imagination, showing the complexity and ugliness of the human heart, and even "love" I don't know if Kenshi and Tanitabe actually have feelings for each other, but there is no doubt that he is twisted. Just like "I" - Keiko once said to herself that she didn't suffer from Stockholm, but she still "fell in love" with Kenshi. It should be said that all this is distorted But there are no two letters in this volume - one from Kenshi and one from Keiko's husband. Keiko disappeared after finishing writing and never returned. So, where did Keiko go?

I... Feel like this is real and not a novel That's the author, okay? No other meaning

The writing is very good, it has the beauty of a literary classic, and the plot is very attractive.

Contains huge spoilers The key word in the whole text is imagination. The protagonist is imprisoned and lives by imagining the real world. After being rescued, she is disgusted by the malicious imagination of others about what happened to her. She relies on fantasy to clear away the layers of fog for readers. Plot: The protagonist is imprisoned by a man. The man was raised by another scumbag when he was a child. Under a deformed education, he has his own thoughts. He needs a plaything. How do you express the protagonist's opinion on his being imprisoned? She was scared when she was kidnapped at the age of twelve, but after she was rescued at the age of thirteen, she felt that she had different thoughts (it was very complicated). On the one hand, it was the breakdown of family relationships and the way outsiders treated her. . The same gaze, she hates it. As time goes by, she will rely on fantasy, the relationship between the man and that scumbag (I think here the author relies on the protagonist's fantasy to show the reader the whole story) and what role she plays in it, a person with the same personality as her - one of the investigators of the case The prosecutor has a similar experience of experiencing bad things and then being imagined by others, and he also fantasizes about it, such as imagining the protagonist's experience of being imprisoned (because the protagonist does not want to say it). At the end of the story, the prosecutor finds the protagonist, confesses that he has a similar personality to the protagonist, and tells his own experience. The protagonist tells the prosecutor the whole story in full.

The writing is very good, the pace is fast, and it is a good reading experience.