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Deconstructionist misreading theory is an important theory of deconstructionist literary criticism, covering important deconstructive ideas such as uncertainty, intertextuality, and anti-metaphysics. This book aims to enhance the understanding of deconstructive literary criticism and expand the horizons of literary reading theory research by studying the emergence and development of deconstructive misreading theory, the two forms of subject dimension and rhetorical dimension, validity and historical value.

This book tells the "History of Counterattack" of a severely disabled woman who has been fighting against her fate for 60 years. It describes in detail her experience and feelings when she was in a trough. It inspires readers to learn how to resolve loneliness and confusion when encountering setbacks, and turn pressure into motivation, so as to get out of the trough and "counterattack" in adversity. There are no desperate situations in the world, only people who are desperate for them.