Small Town and Wall of Uncertainty

For many authors, they actually write the same story throughout their lives. Murakami is such an author. It is quite precious to be able to keep writing with such a youthful spirit. I am a reader who likes his writing style, especially this one, which is out of touch with the world and very light. It seems to be completely unburdened. I also yearn to go to a small town that is mine and built for me.

Very good book There are a lot of things I want to write about but I can't say them out. Probably the most important things to me in the book are respect, choice and persistence.

I watched Grim Wonderland a long time ago, and the story overlapped a lot with The Uncertain Wall. Looking at the wall now, I can feel that Murakami's ability to tell stories is even stronger. Natural, rich, complete. I can't believe that Murakami is 70 years old. I always thought that he would always be 40 years old and would not age or change. I plan to go back and watch Grim again. Just think of it as nostalgia for youth.

I feel like I still don't quite understand it. Maybe in forty years, the author has seen and experienced too many things. The small city and the wall of uncertainty, is there a small space in the heart that only has oneself? The wall is one's own heart, which fluctuates and changes, so the wall is always changing? The meaning is still unclear and needs to be read carefully.

Where did the 16-year-old girl go? Why did she leave without saying goodbye? The meaning is still not finished.

I finally finished reading it and finally understood it [laughing awkwardly]

This book is full of fantasy and makes people feel incredible when reading it.

This novel reminds me of Howl's Moving Castle

I always like Murakami's works

~I read most of the book in school, but I didn't finish it during the winter vacation. To be honest, I still don't quite understand it. Hey, let's read it again later.