Confessions of a Wicked Woman

So pretty. Many times I felt like crying while watching it. It is obviously not a grand and passionate statement, but like flowing water, it makes people unconsciously empathize. But the only thing I'm not satisfied with is the Chinese translation of the title. Why is it called Confessions of a Wicked Girl? Wouldn't it be better to call it The Long Afternoon?

"It's just love, don't lose to it." This sentence has the deepest impact on me in this novel. Sometimes we can pursue love at all costs, giving up everything about ourselves, dreams, curiosity about the world, exploration of ourselves, and all other precious things. The love we think we have may be a cage for ourselves, or it may be an illusion of happiness. We have been looking forward to the love given to us by others, but we do not know that love is a kind of ability. How can people who are lacking in themselves get real love? Love others first, love yourself first, and find a way to love yourself. Love can be placed on anything, except people. The novel's editing techniques are novel. "Raising Dogs", "The Long Afternoon" and the unnamed chapters in between seem to be independent, but in fact they are related to each other. The protagonist is Riho on the surface, but Shimura Tae and her imaginary friend Arisa are also indispensable protagonists. The two women have similar life experiences, mutual recognition and mutual redemption, which is the biggest highlight of the article. It also highlights the current plight of women. Only through women's self-awakening can they win the right to speak. At the end of the novel, the two women who have never met meet and recognize each other, which brings the book to a successful conclusion! "Ms. Dahui, please let me be your 'accomplice'." "You are so special."

Ye Zhenzhong is really a very talented writer, and it is amazing to be able to conceive such an ingenious and unexpected story. The dog-raising list at the beginning is definitely a masterpiece, and the author is able to complete such a story in such a short space of time, summarizing the lives of many women, which always makes people marvel.

The opening chapter about raising a dog is fascinating. When the truth is revealed, it brings a big shock to people, but it is also very reasonable. The writing is smooth and the author's empathy is so strong that I thought he was a woman. It's a great work, but the translation is a bit slow.

After reading it, I decided to seal Ye Zhenzhong as a lady. The Long Afternoon has a very warm feeling, but also has the sharpness after being forced into a dead end. I really like it... I saw that the original title of the book is The Long Afternoon, but thanks to the now criticized translation, I was interested in opening this book, and I can't wait to read Scream.

This book is really smooth to read. It is hard to imagine that this book is written by a male author about the many unequal treatments that women face in society. It allowed me to see real women facing family, marriage and other worldly things and problems that are established and seem normal to women (such as Such as giving birth to children, etc.) Will have different answers, "You are free!" After reading this sentence, it has been lingering in my mind. Yes, this world is not only for men, women should also enjoy spiritual freedom, break the shackles in the heart, don't be kidnapped by themselves and conventional things, and win equal respect! Come on, women! Come on Lifan! Come on Dahui! Come on, women in front of the screen! Please live a free life according to your inner thoughts! I love you all

This novel should be called The Long Afternoon, and Confessions of a Wicked Woman seems to have fallen into a cliché. After all, for Shimura Tae, what really shook her was not her sinful heart, but that long afternoon. Arisa is a deceased person in reality, but in Shimura Tae's heart she is still the girl who encouraged her and guided her in the right direction. Say what she dare not say, do what she dare not do, see what she has never seen. Regarding the two standard "big man" roles of husband and son, we dismantle his inferiority and cowardice, which is not about being burly on the outside but incompetent on the inside. In the end, Shimura Tae saw her husband in her son and found that no matter how she taught her, they were the same kind of people. The character of Riho is not entirely a camera. In addition to recording Tae Shimura in her eyes, she has a complete life line. Although it is painful, he never compromises. "Do I really want this?" Clarify your inner feelings. Faced with the humiliation of your husband and the anger of your parents, you can still have a firm heart. To sum up, The Long Afternoon is just such a movie. A woman saw another woman. It is a story that happened in The Long Afternoon. Shimura Tae decided to kill her husband and son. "It's just love"

A very nice novel! I personally like this book more than "The Scream". What's rare is the mutual help and self-redemption between the girls. Compared with "The Scream", it is not so dark, but it also reflects the suffering of women and society's prejudice against women. And I really think that girls should not be blind for love. It's just love, don't lose to it!

Every time I see Ye Zhen Zhongxian's works, I feel an inexplicable feeling of anger. Looking back at it, I screamed, "The Evil Girl" made the anger even stronger. It is probably due to the changes in thinking brought about by the changes in society over the years. It's just love, don't lose to him.

A book, whether it's Da Hui's story or Riho's story, they all have one thing in common – not accommodating. So they are awakened, they are brave, they are wise, and some of the words and realities in the book are indeed thought-provoking. The final ending is also very thought-provoking. Overall, it's so touching.

"It's just love, don't lose to it." It is hard to imagine that Ye Zhen Zhongxian is a male writer. I first learned about him through "The Scream", and his writing is very immersive. The stories he writes always give people a sense of sudden enlightenment, and the characters are very three-dimensional. (Man is a product of the environment) The same goes for "Out of Control Care" written by him. The signs can be found from the data, which is even more amazing. The social environment and human nature are vividly reflected. In fact, I have read a lot of Japanese suspense works, and my favorite is Ye Zhenzhongxian's.

The ending was unexpected and truly unforgettable. The two narrative structures used in the article, whether it is Lifan or the content in the novel, make people unable to take their eyes away. I stayed up late to read it, it was so good! ! The reversal scares me every time! The description is also very interesting. I really didn't expect it to be written by a male writer. In this story, I seem to have found "the same feeling". Regardless of whether the ending of "The Long Afternoon" is correct or not, women should not be restrained by the violence of others and brainwash themselves over time, turning them into puppet-like existences. Women should also be free and unrestrained, have their own thinking and make their own choices. Just like Lifan resisted the public opinion of Youyou and chose not to have children, Duoduo finally saw clearly the cage that trapped him and chose to break the status quo, and Youjie also chose not to write the previous words and try a new field. The unwillingness revealed by these women moved me deeply. In the fantasy, Arisa is free and easy. She dares to think and do. She always knows what she does and will never be hit by any difficulties. I hope every girl can get rid of worldly prejudices and live her true self!

Dog lovers were scared when they read the beginning of this book. How could they do this to dogs? But as another thread slowly led to the story behind it, my curiosity was constantly aroused, and I marveled at the author's delicacy. Not only is the NPD male portrayed in a profound way, but simple words such as "That was the best day" and "It's great to be alive" are very moving in the right situation. The ending ended abruptly and left a bit unfinished, and I replayed it in my mind. I think what the readers and the protagonists gained in the end was not the relief of hatred, but the disenchantment of everything with lightness. This is a very powerful and beautiful story. Compared with the inexplicable translation, I still think "The Long Afternoon" is more appropriate.

It's really beautiful. The words that touched me the most in the book were "It's just love, don't lose to it" and "You are free". Oh my god, how could you write something like this? In today's society, there are always people who use the name of love "for your own good" to coerce people into doing things they don't want to do. This situation is more serious for women. What about raising children for old age, and what must be married? If you don't find a partner, are you doomed to be alone for the rest of your life? Is it true that nothing will be achieved if you don't have a child? Women are treated as a fertility machine. They must obey their husbands to raise children at home. Even if they give their best, they are still regarded as outsiders. But until today, such marriages are very Many people think it is happiness, but happiness should not be like this. The value of women should never be reflected in childbirth. Women can engage in business, politics, and any industry they want to engage in. Maybe this road is still difficult to walk, but if there are more people walking, it will become a road. The muddy road will eventually become a broad road. The friendship between Riho and Tae, Zefumiya and Arisa in the book is touching. The relationship between women is so pure, so let me help you, let me be your "accomplice". Every woman is a unique individual who deserves to be respected. Whether it is Riho, Dahui, or other female characters in the book, the decisions they make should be respected by others. They have the right to do so. They are free, and so are we!

The two-line parallel narrative technique, the opening chapter "Raising a Dog" gave me a great shock. Housewife Da Hui and publishing editor Li Fan, two women with completely different experiences, save themselves from fire and water in the long afternoon of life. "It's just love, don't lose to it." Intimate relationships are often covered with a layer of lies of love and weave a set of happiness theories to numb yourself. But you are free, and the boundaries of life can be infinitely expanded by yourself. The plot is particularly exciting and smooth, with many unexpected twists and turns, and many inspiring sentences. It's super beautiful👏🏻

A very good novel. In fact, I was almost fooled by the name. I thought the quality was average, but the actual quality was very high. I particularly like the sentence in the article, "It's just love, don't lose to it." It gives me a shocking, powerful and reasonable feeling. This sentence appears later in the article, but the entire article is almost written around this sentence. This sentence is not to deny love, but to deny inferior love and encourage people trapped by love to escape and not to let a wrong relationship destroy themselves because they are reluctant to let go of the past. Don't PUA yourself and comfort yourself that you are happy. Don't take injury as proof of being loved and then deceive yourself into maintaining the status quo. Please admit that you are injured and stay away from the perpetrator and the source. Please firmly believe that being hurt ≠ I am bad. There is also the redemption and friendship between women, which is very moving and touching. Recommended reading

"If someone must die, it shouldn't be me. It doesn't matter whether it's right or wrong, it's just a person avoiding death and fighting." She was guided by people's instinct to face death to change, looking forward to making changes, but also hating this change. She complied with society's requirements for women, but in her heart she disapproved and disobeyed. Her behavior and spirit cannot be unified, so she feels miserable with this "happiness" in the worldly sense. But luckily, it was just love, she didn't lose. She weeded out those who packaged hurt as love and sent it to her. As a result, she realized the unity of behavior and spirit, and completed self-salvation in the face of death. From then on, he was born towards death.

The Chinese title really has nothing to do with the content. I still like the name Long Afternoon. It is very interesting and reversible, giving people a lot of room for imagination and hidden foreshadowing. When I read to the end, I couldn't help crying because of some common experiences. What we want is autonomy and the right to make our own choices, but accidents will still happen. When I read to the end, I remembered one sentence: It's so good to be alive. Only then did I have the opportunity to feel the cat lying on my side today. When I was on my knees, when the warm wind blew over my fat face, when my eyes were full of green, when my husband helped me with my work, when my family cared about me, there were so many warm moments that made me feel that it was good to be alive, and the beauty of life needs to be slowly appreciated by myself. Cherish the moment and be grateful for the encounter.

I was super moved. After reading The Scream, I came to read this book. The consistently delicate writing style, a story of self-redemption and female redemption, has been touched many times. You must learn to love yourself and bravely resist those sources that make people lose themselves and oppress themselves. The hooks in each chapter are superb, and the foreshadowing is taken back. I like every woman in the book who is brave and insists on herself.

This is the third novel by Ye Zhongzhen that I have read. The first two were "Scream" and "Blue". I read it a little long ago, so I can't recall the specific details, but I vaguely remember that they are two stories about women. When I read this book, I suddenly saw that many people recommended it. The introduction was very suitable for me. I thought it was just a suspense-themed novel. After reading it, I realized how profound the story is. It is an easy-to-read and thoughtful novel. Many women appear in the novel, including Duoduo, Arisa, Riho, Riho's husband's second wife and another female writer (sorry, I can't remember the last two names). Every woman has her own predicament, and there are moments when she is desperate and wants to get it over with. I originally thought that the independent strong woman Arisa was the most glamorous and desirable woman, but unexpectedly she witnessed the sad truth in the twist of the story. While Arisa's ending was heartbreaking, it also showed me the strength of women who are tenacious and progressive. It is also because of this reversal that the concept of the story has been elevated to a higher level. I have to praise the author for this design. The female editor Lifan and Lifan's ex-husband's second wife seem to be a set of contrasts, allowing us to see the difficulties that women may face in marriage. They also tell us that women in marriage can also have their own careers and must always listen to their inner thoughts. All in all, it is a very meaningful novel about women.

This is a book about women's life. From multiple perspectives, it presents the process of Duo Hui being oppressed, compromising, struggling, and finally resisting and returning to her true self. It is true that there are shackles everywhere in life, but I hope we all have the courage to face everything alone and find our own freedom like Duo Hui. Li Fan and Qingjia are like two different life choices. We have no way of knowing what the future will be like, we just have this intention. The sexism and sexual violence in the article also deserve attention. The drawback of exam-oriented education is that it overemphasizes learning and ignores the guidance of sexual knowledge in adolescence. Ye Zhen is an excellent writer. Reading his works is like staring into the abyss. You can look at it but don't look at it for too long. Although I understand, there are some things that are not worth promoting. People who have love in their hearts will become twisted and paranoid when they lose that love. I am really curious about what kind of experience made him who he is now. Perhaps it is like what a certain Japanese comic says: love is the most twisted curse.

Overall, it's okay, four and a half stars. The awakening at the end is a bit exciting, a woman's self-redemption. The book is called The Long Afternoon.

It's good to be alive It's not forced to accept, it's an active choice Only accept the original title "The Long Confession" and honorary Ms. Ye Zhenzhongxian

Duoduo is very similar to the girl in "Fang Siqi's First Love Paradise". It is obviously hurt, but in order to have the courage to live, she deceives herself and wraps the hurt into love to numb herself.

Ye Zhenzhongxian can temporarily obtain the title of "Ms. Honorary" based on this book. There are spoilers. Give negative marks to the translator [smile] May I ask? ? Whether Tae actually killed her husband and son is not revealed in the original text, so why is the title of "Long Afternoon" translated as "Confessions of a Wicked Woman"? ? ? ? It was originally a socialist reasoning describing the plight of women. I will not comment on the translation quality after it was introduced. The title is clearly malicious towards women. Is it difficult to find a female translator? ? Starting from raising a dog, the atmosphere created runs throughout. Whether it is housewives or working women, each has its own life dilemmas and puzzles and needs to work hard to survive in the cracks, but the friendship between women is particularly beautiful, whether it is between editors and writers or between editors and writers. It's the daily life recounted between a housewife and her imaginary best friend (actually I guessed this part hh), trivial but real. When I saw the ending, the BGM suddenly popped up in my mind like the end of a Japanese drama. Let me be your accomplice! ! The reversal is wonderful! Applause, applause! !

It's just love, don't lose to it Love is beautiful, but there are many things in this world that are more important than love: freedom, power, resources, human dignity. Don't be bound by love. The most important thing is to be yourself. The first time I came into contact with Ms. Ye was because of his "The Scream". Yoko seemed to be on a downward trajectory step by step, but in fact it was her most tragic scream against fate - it was not surrender, but a song of resistance composed with her life. And this book "Confessions of a Wicked Girl" is even more amazing to me. As a male writer, it is not easy to portray the plight of women in society so realistically and delicately. It is very difficult for a writer to write across gender, because he will be involuntarily affected by his own physical attributes. This kind of restraint is like no writer can escape the restraint of the times, so in my eyes, Ms. Ye is really powerful, including the many reversals of the storyline, which are very exciting and unexpected. He is a very good social mystery writer.

I have read the writer's other work "The Scream" before. He has a unique writing style. He describes it from a female perspective and portrays the situation of women well, giving people a feeling of unfinished business... I don't think Confessions of an Evil Woman is "evil", but rather contains the redemption and tenderness between women. "It's just love, don't lose to it." Society puts too many shackles on girls. We are used to longing for love and asking for love. Some even PUA in this environment, whether it is the pursuit of beauty or a change of identity, such as: Why do girls especially want to be beautiful and be liked by others? Why do girls automatically sacrifice their careers and take care of their families when they get married? I think it's a cognitive defect and a lack of rights. It's just love. Don't lose to it. I hope you are free! ! The description of the film in "Raising Dogs" subverted some of my previous perceptions. The narrator tends to view some things from a male perspective and ignores women's feelings. This is also a lack. There is also the X and Y chromosomes. Women's fertility is an advantage in nature, but in reality they are oppressed because of fertility. This book writes about this kind of social issue very cleverly, I admire the author! Although I like reading romance novels, I also recommend that sisters read this one [Like]

"It is said that a woman's afternoon is very long, so when does my afternoon start?" Duoduo, please allow me to call you this. I don't know if your afternoon is really as depressing and dark as written in the novel. If not, I am very glad that you have not suffered this pain. If so, I feel bad for you and admire you for coming out of it. Slowly accept new things, deny the idea of ​​pretending to be loved, and bravely express your opinions. The difficulties involved are unimaginable. You spent a long time in this afternoon, you longed for someone to save you, you thought of Arisa, you imagined that she would save you, but in fact it was you who saved yourself. Not everyone can meet Arisa, and Arisa can be found everywhere. Aren't the women encouraging each other on the post all Arisa? We may all encounter a long afternoon, "It's just love, don't lose to it." Don't be discouraged, we need to be saved by ourselves, because we understand this situation best, don't we? Duoduo, bless you. I hope you can use that pen in your hand. To save thousands of you.

After reading it, I felt it was really well written! The ending of each chapter feels a little unexpected, but the subsequent explanations feel reasonable. The stories in the book make me feel that there is a sense of redemption. In "The Long Afternoon", Arisa saved Duoduo (although it was her imagination that Arisa helped Duoduo at that time, and it was Duoduo who saved herself, but there is still the fact that the real Arisa encouraged Duoduo). It aroused Duoduo's inner thoughts of freedom), which made Duoduo decide to kill the "love" (husband and son) that restricted her inner rationalization of freedom. This day was December 28th of another year when Lifan wanted to commit suicide. Lifan also gave up the idea of suicide because of reading this story. This kind of writing method that refers to both before and after is also one of the highlights of this book. In "The Long Afternoon" we can see that Arisa, who was firm in her own ideas, optimistic and free like Liho, committed suicide for some reason, but Liho did not commit suicide because of this novel. It was Duoduo's story that saved her. In addition to these few people, the stories of other women, Qingjia, Hanako, and the novelist Duo Hui, woven together into this wonderful book, made me deeply feel the tenacity, mutual help, and determination and courage in the pursuit of freedom contained in women's hearts. I really like a passage in the book that Duo Duo wrote with emotion: During a one-day trip to a hot spring, Arisa, whose abdominal muscles were as beautiful, flexible, and strong as I touched them, could not choose her own path in life. When I think of this, I feel a little redeemed.

Personally, I think it's better than Jue. The story is more immersive, and the writing is mind-numbing. The novel and reality are intertwined, and it gives you a suffocating pleasure when watching it. The oppression of women by the entire society, the life of being pushed around, and even the son you watched grow up has become the most annoying person. Everyone thinks that your efforts are deserved, no one appreciates it, and no one understands your pain. So revenge must be taken. Later, the part where the protagonist imagines his friends is so wonderful. It is not only a touch of color in the protagonist's life, but also the only warmth of the book, female mutual help, and the purest emotion.