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This book narrates what the author Seishonagon saw and heard in the palace. It is full of the subtle beauty of the changing seasons that the author personally feels, as well as the mottled customs and world of the Heian period, the complex world of human relationships and the momentary beauty of the trivial things in daily life. This book has a total of 305 paragraphs, divided into three major contents: clustering, diary, and random thoughts. Clustering is a list of things of different natures and categories in life, involving geographical features, vegetation, flowers and birds, inner emotions, life interests, etc., Which very richly reflects the author's delicate observation and aesthetic taste; the diary records the author's life in the palace, and there are reflections in it. Her experience of a deep relationship with Empress Fujiwara Tadako and the fragments of her life in the palace, from which we can understand the living conditions and tastes of the royal family and nobles in Japan's Heian period. Random thoughts are random reflections on nature and life, which show the author's bright and free attitude towards life. The author was born in a middle-class aristocracy. Although this work reflects the inequality between social classes and worries about the times, it focuses on praising the queen's stature and affirming Japan's aristocratic society. Before "Pillow", monogatari literature and diary literature had appeared in Japan. "Pillow" opened up a new field and laid the foundation for Japanese prose.

There is no warning, no precautions, mobile phone pulses attack, humanity is captured instantly, towns fall one after another... Car accidents continue, explosions continue, massacres are rampant, the world is almost crazy... Where can people escape? On October 1st, God was still in heaven, the stock market was around 10,140, ​​and most flights were on time (except for those from Chicago, but that was to be expected). Clayton Riddle, a painter from Maine, is still active on Boylston Street in Boston. He had just reached an agreement with the publisher about the publication of a comic book, so that he could finally support his family by drawing instead of teaching. He had already picked out a small, inexpensive gift for his long-suffering wife, Sharon, and had already thought about what he would buy for his son, Johnny, and then treat himself. Clayton felt that the future was bright. But in an instant, the world changed drastically. The cause of the disaster was an event called "pulse" that occurred at 3:03 pm that day, and the way it spread was through mobile phones, everyone's mobile phones...

Devon, a college student, comes to work at an amusement park called Paradise for a summer job, hoping to forget his girlfriend who abandoned him. However, he is destined to face things much more terrifying than lost love: a murder that happened in the paradise many years ago, a dying child, and the dark truth about life. These will change his world forever...

Between 1966 and 1973, the great writer who would later be called the "King of Horror" had two alter egos: Stephen King, who wrote short horror stories and sold them to raunchy magazines such as "Knight" and "Adam"; and the other was Richard Bachman, who wrote a series of novels but sold them to no one. "Blaze" was the last work written under the name of Buckman during that period. It was not until 30 years later in 2007 that the author revised and published it, and sold hundreds of thousands of copies in one fell swoop. A major case occurred in Gerald Manor: someone sneaked in late at night, brutally murdered an old woman, and kidnapped a baby boy who was only a few months old. He was the heir to this wealthy family and demanded huge wealth from his family. Judging from the traces at the scene, the suspect is male, huge in stature and agile in movement. This was a well-planned crime, but during the investigation, the police could always easily discover the whereabouts of the suspect. All clues point to little Brayton Blaisdell, nicknamed "Blaize", who escaped from an orphanage a few years ago.

After sunset - just after dusk, when twilight falls; it's at that moment that human activity takes on an unnatural quality and nothing is what it seems; it's at that moment that the imagination reaches out its tentacles to catch the shadows sinking into darkness, and the remnants of daylight flee from your body. It was the perfect moment to encounter Stephen King. "After Sunset" is a collection of short stories by Stephen King published in 2008. It was selected for the "Bram Stoker Award" short story collection, and won the "Alex Award" from the American Library Association. It is on the top 12 best-selling lists of "The New York Times" and "Publishers Weekly". The book contains thirteen stories including "Vera", "Gingerbread Girl", "Harvey's Dream", "Rest Stop", "Exercise Bike", "Relics", "Graduation Day Afternoon", "N.", "Cat from Hell", "On Sale", "Mute", "Ayana" and "Dilemma". Except for "Cat from Hell" which is his old work in 1977, the rest were written between 2003 and 2008. One of the longest chapters in the book, "N.," Was adapted into an animated series that was broadcast on the Internet before the new book was published, and aroused heated discussions.

This is a heart-warming novel about "loneliness and love", a masterpiece of reasoning intertwined with sadness, tenderness, horror, youth and evil. Reveal the gentle, bright and lonely side of "Baek Eul-il". "Bai Yiyi" series of pure love works, see how Yiyi plays with healing reasoning. "Flower Song" It turns out that the girl's humming sound comes from this flower. I touched it with my fingertips and felt the body temperature... "Lying Girlfriend" has been deceiving everyone that I have a girlfriend. I didn't expect everyone to believe it, so I had to tell the lie. But he found that she gradually took on a physical form... "Injury" Anri, who has the ability to transfer wounds and pain, has a thin body always covered with large and small scars. But who should fill the huge gap in his heart? "Only You Hear" A girl who is always lonely in class, and a boy who likes to wander in garbage dumps, two souls who originally thought they would be alone for the rest of their lives, are connected through the incredible "mobile phone in the brain". When the call button is pressed, something begins to sprout between each other... There is also a super humorous short story "Knight Underpants." Yiyi writes the pain that is difficult to express into words into a silent cry. There was no sound, but it was shouted into our hearts and resonated strongly. The bells calling each other in the mind, the hoarse screams of pain in the heart for help, the low hum of the flower song of longing, those words that are more firm than anyone else. No one notices, only you hear.

In the deep night, Qiyang was walking in a dark alley. However, a stream of black sand rushed into his body. When he woke up, he suddenly found that the person lying in front of him was himself, and he... Had turned into a doll... Travel through the darkness and become... A... Baby... Petite and very cute~ If you mess with me, no one will love you! Look again! Look at me eating you again (呲gna)! Wow (threat)... Travel through parallel worlds, carry a treasure hunting system (well... Maybe), solve mysteries one by one and experience adventures one after another. This story begins on that stormy night...

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"Where the Birds Quiet" and "Follow the Magic Bread" are Prishvan's debut novels. After he went to northern Russia to conduct geographical and folklore inspections, he wrote these two records of the natural features and customs of the northern coastal areas of Russia, which are harmonious and unified with the atmosphere and structure of fairy tales.

"A Brief History of Carpentry" is one of the representative works of the nineteenth-century French writer George Sand, which belongs to the creative stage of "social issue novels". The original title of the novel is "Members of the Carpenters' Guild Traveling in France", which not only involves the inside story of the French carpenters' guild in the 19th century, but also tells the love story of two young carpenters and an aristocratic woman. "A Brief History of Carpentry" is rich in content and intricate in plot. It is one of the works that marks the mature stage of George Sand's creative talents.

"War and Peace" centers on the Patriotic War of 1812 and reflects major historical events from 1805 to 1820. Taking the experiences of the four nobles Balkans, Bezukhov, Rostov and Kuragin as the main line, it connects numerous events and characters in the alternate description of war and peace, forming a magnificent encyclopedia-style epic.

"Leaves of Grass" is a romantic poetry collection by the 19th-century American writer Whitman. It contains more than 300 poems. The collection is named after a poem in the collection: "Where there is soil, where there is water, and wherever there is grass, grass grows." The poems in the collection are like the grass that grows all over the American land, full of vitality and exuding an alluring fragrance. They are world-famous masterpieces and ushered in a new era of American national poetry.

This book is a collection of two of the most representative novels by the famous French writer Camus. "The Outsider" reveals the paradoxes in the modern judicial process through the true feelings of a clerk. The social significance of "The Outsider" lies in its profound revelation of absurd reality. "The Plague" is a symbolic novel. In the novel, the story of the people of Ahlan City uniting to fight and defeat the plague fully explains how people should face absurd philosophy. These two works are the shining gems of Camus's literary creation and have become immortal classics in world literature in the twentieth century.

The novel "Anna Karenina" reflects the relationship between people through Anna's emotional life and a huge character system, and vividly and profoundly describes the period when Russian capitalism was just emerging in the mid-19th century.

This book has rich social and psychological content and is written in extremely beautiful prose. It has played an important role in the development of the history of Russian novels and prose. The narrative technique of this novel is also slightly special: it changes from the narrator's first person to the first person inserted into the text, that is, from an external perspective to the protagonist's internally focused narrative. With the help of the progressive relationship between the narrative subjects, it embodies a layer-by-layer in-depth self-examination consciousness.

"A Minimalist History of Humanity" is a masterpiece of world history jointly completed by three historians including Columbia University historians Hayes, Moon, and Wayland. It completely tells the vivid story of human civilization from prehistory to the 21st century. Since its publication, it has received overwhelming praise and has been translated into many languages ​​​​and circulated around the world. It can be said to be a classic with global influence. "A Minimalist History of Humanity" is a must-read for world history courses in American schools and an introductory book for ordinary readers to understand world history. This publication took three years to translate and revise the original English version word for word, trying its best to present the master's work as it is and to give readers a better and more systematic historical work that provides a comprehensive understanding of human history.

This book selects five of Shakespeare's most popular comedies: "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "The Merchant of Venice", "The Wind and Shadow", "The Merry Wives of Windsor" and "The Tempest". Shakespeare's comedic achievements are as remarkable as his tragedies. He used the optimistic spirit of Renaissance humanists as the keynote of his comedy creation. Many characters in his works have become typical among typical, and a model of comedy characterization. Fang Ping is one of the authoritative translators in my country, and his translations are of high literary value.

Flaubert was a 19th-century French realist novelist. He has been engaged in writing all his life, but the number of finished products is not very large. Including the unfinished novel "Bovard and Pécuchet", there are only five novels and three short stories in total. However, these few works are enough to make him surpass many writers of his generation and enter the ranks of masters. This set of books is the complete collection of his novels, divided into three volumes: the first volume contains "Madame Bovary" and "Salembo"; the middle volume contains "Emotional Education" and "The Temptation of Saint Anthony"; the second volume contains "Three Stories" and "Bovart and Pécuchet".

On June 12, 1942, Anne Frank started writing a diary. In 1944, Minister Bockstein, a member of the Dutch government-in-exile, announced that he hoped to collect relevant first-hand information after the war to witness the suffering of the Dutch people under the German occupation. He specifically mentioned letters and diaries. After hearing the news, Anne decided to publish a book based on her diary after the war. So she began to rewrite and revise the diary, polishing the text, deleting passages that were not interesting enough, and adding some content from memory. At the same time, she also kept her original diary. In the academically valuable "The Diary of Anne Frank: An Annotated Edition" (1989), Anne's first, unedited diary is called Version A to distinguish her second, revised diary (Version B).

The most famous novella masterpiece by the famous American tough guy writer Jack London, a new translation of the classic "Curtain Cloth", and the most outstanding animal-themed novel. Jack London (1879-1916) is one of the most famous American writers and one of the American writers whose works have been translated most internationally. He dropped out of school due to poverty when he was young, worked as a thief, sailor, and gold digger, traveled half of the world, and became famous as a "tough guy writer", but he eventually committed suicide by overdosing on narcotics. His life of ups and downs, rich ups and downs has created his unique style and charm that will last forever. "The Call of the Wild" is Jack London's most famous novella masterpiece and is known as the most outstanding animal-themed novel. It tells the story of a good dog's gradual return to wildness and the process of returning to the wilderness. This process is full of the interweaving and wrestling between wildness and human nature, and ultimately the wildness takes over. The author uses this to profoundly reflect the jungle law of "the weak eats the strong".

Nanae Aoyama devoted all her efforts to writing: a relationship that even the most knowledgeable and intelligent people in the world can never understand, a glimpse into the development of Japanese society for half a century after the "World War II", and an understanding of the life picture of ordinary people. "I" was born in the year after World War II and grew up in the Flower Street in Kudan, Tokyo. My mother is the proprietress of a restaurant called "Yae". My mother gave birth to "me" after she met my father who came to the store as a guest. My father and mother separated and lived in my grandfather's house. In the second grade of elementary school, "I" met Tetsuji who lived in a geisha hotel. From then on, "I" and his fate were incredibly entangled. "I" shared all the joys and sorrows with Zheji, and he used a small bottle to hold tears for "me". I have been married twice, but both times after marriage I could not help but follow Zheji, and even abandoned my husband and daughter who loved "me". When we followed Zheji for the second time, we were already over fifty. In order to live with Zheji, "I" endured the hardship of life and the fear of being followed. Zheji, who abandoned "me" for the first time and left alone, decisively left "me" again in one night. According to the address he left, "I" found the home of an old woman and found out that she was Zheji's biological sister. Not long after, we received a call that Tetsuji was unconscious. In a private room on the long-distance train heading to Tetsuji's hospital, I told my neighbor the long story above, which is most of "my" life.

The most mature pinnacle work of the most star-studded writer in the 20th century, it truly records Capote's rural life before he became an adult, and reveals the whole process of the writer's childhood loss, budding love, and growing up. The grass harp records the memories of the deceased and plays the elegy of the times. "The Grass Harp" is Capote's most autobiographical masterpiece. It describes the story of three abnormal people - an orphan and two eccentric old ladies who decide to withdraw from the cruel real world and live in seclusion in a tree house. The novel is beautifully written, emotionally delicate and has a sad style. Compared with his famous work "Other Voices, Other Rooms", which is also autobiographical, the Gothic gloom and weirdness unique to the American South have almost disappeared, and the atmosphere is gentle and mellow, often humorous. "The Grass Harp" is Capote's first truly mature novel. It is one of the highest achievements of his life and is recognized as a literary classic of the twentieth century.

Four frustrated and desperate people jointly compose a concerto intertwined with warmth, tears, laughter, and hope. Humiliation, depression, rebellion, suicide... The devastated life finally ushered in a journey of redemption that was a journey of solidarity and heart-warming. The movie of the same name stars the famous movie star Pierce Brosnan. "The Suicide Club" is Nick Hornby's important masterpiece and has been shortlisted for major bestseller lists in the UK and the United States. The novel uses four protagonists to narrate the story in turn, allowing readers to see the different thoughts of the four protagonists from different perspectives, thus directly looking at topics such as social morality, gender, family, and the gap between rich and poor. On the New Year's Eve, there are four frustrated and desperate people in London: the disgraced TV celebrity Martin; the middle-aged woman Maureen who takes care of her disabled adult son but has no life of her own; Jess, a girl who has been unable to get out of the psychological shadow because of the mysterious disappearance of her sister; and the American rock singer JJ, who broke up his band and broke up with his girlfriend. Four people met by chance when they attempted suicide on the rooftop of the "Penthouse" and formed a strange small group of four, thus beginning a journey of redemption to support each other, save others, and save themselves. A humorous urban light comedy, the four protagonists finally discover a heart-warming power in their seemingly hopeless lives, and thus work together to face their own lives.

This collection of short stories by the most star-studded writer in the entire 20th century shows the creative path of the talented writer Capote before he became a famous boy, wandering through Gothic, dreamy, fashionable, snobbish, innocent, tender, lonely, and behind the annoying negativity, decadence and cynicism, a beautiful manuscript of the times. This book collects all the short stories written by Capote throughout his life: from the Gothic and dreamy American South to the fashionable and snobbish East Coast, from the innocent country boy to the sophisticated celebrities in the prosperous and well-read Vanity Fair, all the unforgettable characters and places in Capote's works are exposed in this complete collection. "The Complete Collection of Short Stories" once again proves that he is a current master of the literary form of short stories, not just a literary celebrity, establishing his most noble status in American literature. This edition also adds a newly discovered posthumous work by Capote, "Yachts and the like."

A romantic writer's unscrupulous exposure of his soul, a documentary of human nature that is both black and absurd and directly touching the soul. For many years Capote had dreamed of creating an American version of "In Search of Lost Time," and he named his planned masterpiece "Answered Prayer." Although this ambition was not realized with his premature death, the three remaining chapters present us with a portrait of the upper class and lower class society of his time. In this novel, which unscrupulously mentions the real names of many celebrities, Capote becomes P. B. Jones, a young writer with unknown biological parents and diverse erotic tastes. Following the bohemian life of this beautiful young man, "Answered Prayer" travels all the way from the infamous bars of Tangier to the long ottomans of restaurants on the Basque coast, from literary salons to high-end brothels. The works capture both scheming beauties and sadistic husbands, as well as real celebrities, such as Princess Margaret and the Duchess of Windsor. And most importantly, this viciously hilarious work showcases Capote's ruthless insight and unbridled humor.

The first novel for teenagers written by the British genius Nick Hornby is pungent, humorous, sweet and heartwarming, as well as educational. From the perspective of teenagers, this book explores how to make the right choices after making mistakes while growing up. My name is Sam and I am sixteen years old. I love to skateboard, I mean skateboard. I was doing pretty well a while ago, and good things happened one after another. Like: My mom finally got over her scumbag boyfriend. Like: My art and design teacher asked me if I had ever thought about majoring in art in college. Or like: After weeks of embarrassing myself in public, I finally learned two new board-playing techniques. Beyond that, I met Alicia. But it wasn't long before Alicia and I ran into big trouble: She was pregnant. This is all just stupid, stupid, stupid. I tried to escape, but found it impossible. Countless real-life problems are before me, far more trivial and complicated than I imagined... I choose to bravely take on responsibilities that are inconsistent with my age. At the same time, I want to say: If Tony Blair knew that he would be a prime minister at my age, then I bet that he would use condoms very carefully.

Hornby's classic masterpiece, the urban male version of "BJ's Diary", Hugh Grant performs "the most important British comedy" on the screen. "The Boy" is Hornby's most important masterpiece. It tells the growth and maturity of two characters with typical British humor - one is a twelve-year-old boy who has no childhood and is "the oldest in the world", and the other is a thirty-six-year-old man who "refuses to grow up" and is least willing to mature. The background is our noisy post-industrial era. The story contains love, rock and roll, lies, and true laughter. It is called the urban male version of "BJ Diary". The film of the same name starring Hugh Grant has been hailed as "the most important British comedy".

Adapted from the tomb robbing notes of the third uncle from the Southern School, it completes the perfect ending of the tomb robbing notes in my heart. When I think of Pan Zi's words, "Young mistress, please go forward boldly," I feel inexplicably distressed. I think of the fat man holding the dead Yun Cai and crying. At that time, I was thinking in my heart, I really don't want Pan Zi to die, Yun Cai to die, my third uncle to disappear, my eyes with black glasses will get better, and it would be nice if An Ning wouldn't die either.

Traveled through time and became a faint king? Do your sons and brothers want to rebel? All your cultivation is gone? System activation!

[Sister-brother love x sweet article] Baishan has liked the junior boy next door for a long time. Even the passers-by could see the clues, but the junior boy remained indifferent. However, Baishan, who has always had a strong third sense, felt that the junior boy was always flirting with her intentionally or unintentionally... (Fast-paced, super sweet, the female protagonist is one year older than the male protagonist, the whole story is 1v1, no nonsense, no misunderstanding.)

Aesop lived in ancient Greece in the 6th century BC. He was once a slave, and his divine wisdom and suffering life experience made him a great wise man. When he was released from slavery and gained freedom because of his intelligence, he did not become a priest. Instead, he chose the profession of bard and traveled around, telling fables and spreading wisdom to the uninformed lower-class slaves.

Jules Verne was a French novelist, naturalist, popular science writer, and one of the important founders of modern science fiction. He wrote more than 60 science fiction novels, large and small, in his life. With his large number of works and outstanding contributions, he is known as the "Father of Science Fiction". According to UNESCO, Verne is the world's second most translated writer, second only to Agatha Christie.

Gorky (МаксимГорький, 1868-1936), formerly known as Alexei Maximovich Pishkov (Алексей МаксимовичПещков). A great proletarian writer of the Soviet Union, the founder of socialist and realist literature, a mentor of proletarian revolutionary literature, and one of the founders of Soviet literature. Lenin called him "the most outstanding representative of proletarian art."

An era where time can be compressed, a strange time-travel adventure, and an extraordinary imagination of the future world. The representative work of the British science fiction writer Alex Woolf's science fiction series is highly recommended by readers of Amazon UK, Douban and other book review websites. Challenge your imagination about time and the future world.

Sakaki Kaede could not forget that the happiest and saddest moments in her life happened on the same day. One Christmas morning, Xiao Feng found the first Christmas gift he had ever received on his pillow. She was happy about the arrival of Santa Claus, but she didn't know that her mother had been brutally murdered in the next room. However, the doors and windows of the home are locked from the inside and outsiders cannot enter. It is a standard "secret room". Xiaofeng's home is located next to the torii of Nishikitenmangu Shrine in Kyoto. At that time, a series of strange things happened in the residential area near the torii. Many people suffered from insomnia, even had headaches, dizziness, and hallucinations... This commotion subsided with the death of Xiaofeng's mother. More than ten years later, under the recommendation of a friend, Xiaofeng met Mitate Washiji. When she was young, Mitsurugi revealed the unexpected truth...

"Hand over your family's inherited treasures and territory!" "What, is it difficult to do? Then don't do it!" "Crow, flip the table!" "Xiao Yan, use your virtue to conquer people and aim your cannon!" "Pheasant, prepare the Dog Transformation Technique!" "Yan Shuangying, start the dog slaughtering formation!" ... Sorry, I, Xiao Gudan, have never been combative in my life. I only love to persuade others with my virtue! This is a story about traveling to a modified version of the Dou Po world, driving countless vests, and leading a group of gangsters, sweeping all the way and overthrowing the forces of various sects! (The flow of farming, the flow of pretending to be pigs and eating tigers, the flow of opening up territories, the flow of developing influence, and the flow of conquering people with virtue.)

British military thinker Liddell Hart compiled Rommel's World War II wartime documents and told about Rommel's experience in the French battlefield, the African battlefield and the defensive operations in France before the Allied invasion of Normandy. A rare reveal of the inner world of the Desert Fox, revealing the inner workings between the Axis alliance and Hitler's military leaders.

"One summer afternoon, my father and I went to the beach to abandon a cat." "It is the endless accumulation of these little things that made me grow into what I am today." The story begins with the cat and ends with the cat. The little things in life connect the past events of the Murakami family and his personal growth experience. Murakami writes calmly about his father's entire life, converting the long estrangement, breakup, and reconciliation between himself and his father into visible words, and shows readers without hesitation that the shakes and fears his father experienced in his life have now become Murakami's confusion and uneasiness about the world. Murakami also wrote about real history, reflecting on wars, criticizing evil deeds, thinking about the opposition between individuals and collectives, and looking for the connection between a single life and world history. The identity of the meaning of self-existence, the estrangement from the world, and the difficulty of inheriting family history, these root issues of Murakami's literature are all expressed and answered in this book. This is the book of life that Murakami spent most of his life planning and finally wrote.

On her last patrol before switching to civilian duty, Amelia is called to a crime scene where a grisly corpse is found. She immediately speculated, but her opinion was ignored. Paralyzed and able to move only one finger, Lem, a forensic expert, is seriously considering ending his life. When colleagues try to cheer him up by inviting him to solve the gruesome case, he declares that such a minor case isn't worth his time. However, when he carefully studied the documents and photos of the mutilated corpses, he became interested in the case. The murderer threw out clues one after another, seemingly trying to lure them into discovering the next crime scene. In the race against death, they gradually realized that there was something hidden...

The content of this book includes the travel notes of Lilliput, first arriving in Lilliput, being trusted by the "little people", regaining freedom, resisting foreign enemies, introducing Lilliput, conspiracy and frame-up, escaping from Lilliput, coming to the land of giants, performing in towns, coming to the palace, going on patrol with the king, etc.

The content of this book includes the little match girl, the strong tin soldier, the older brother and younger brother, the ugly duckling, the phoenix, the rose tree and the little snail, the proud buckwheat, the most beautiful rose, the green aphid, in the far North Pole, a drop of water, the wonderful method, the wow news, the hidden good luck, the small chrysanthemum, the windmill, the picky butterfly, etc.

The young Mizoguchi had always had low self-esteem due to his physical defects and even lost the confidence and joy of life. His only spiritual support was the pursuit of beauty in the famous tourist attraction Kinkakuji Temple. However, he increasingly felt that the eternal existence of beauty was an obstacle to the pursuit of secular life, so he finally burned the Kinkakuji Temple and got rid of the restriction of "beauty" on life. The image of human beings being easily destroyed reveals the illusion of immortality, while the solid beauty of Kinkaku-ji Temple reveals the possibility of destruction. This book is a sign of the maturity of Mishima's unique aesthetics.

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The first part of the "Sea of ​​Plenty" series. Qingxian, who was born in a marquis family, did not have the courage to accept the marriage proposal of the earl's daughter Satoko. After Satoko was ordered by the emperor to propose marriage to the third prince of Dongyuan Palace, Zhixian, they kept in touch through the old servant Tateko. Satoko was pregnant, and her father was afraid that the matter would be exposed, so he asked his daughter to go to Nara Tsukishuji Temple to hide from the wind. However, Satoko became a nun at Yuexiu Temple. With the help of his friends, Kiyoaki went to Tsukishuji Temple to meet Satoko, but was rejected by Satoko. He returned to Tokyo and passed away the next day due to mental and physical exhaustion. Kawabata Yasunari praised it as "the modern "The Tale of Genji"".

The second part of the "Sea of ​​Plenty" tetralogy. Eighteen years after Kiyoaki's death, Shigekuni Honda reached the age of thirty-eight in the seventh year of the Showa era and became a judge of the Osaka Public Prosecutor's Court. He met Ionuma Isao, who was reincarnated by Kiyoaki, at the Sanko Falls in Miwa Mountain. At this time, Iinuma was deeply influenced by "Kamikaze Renshi Huan" and loyal to the declining royal family without hesitation. He was preparing to assassinate the leader of the financial world at that time. Honda once wrote a long letter to Ionuma, telling him that "Kamikaze Renshi Huan" is a tragedy that has ended.

The final installment of "Sea of ​​Plenty". Honda Nobukuni was seventy-eight years old. Honda saw the three moles on Yasunaga Tohru and concluded that he was the product of this series of reincarnations. He adopted Yasunaga Tohru as his adopted son. Four years later, after Tohru was admitted to Tokyo Imperial University, he began to abuse Honda. Honda was beaten severely when he was not satisfied at all. Toru took over the care of the crazy girl Jianjiang who originally lived in Qingshui. In front of the crazy girl, Toru showed sweet tenderness. Honda was reported by a magazine because of the peeping scandal, leaving Tohru, who was married to Kinue, to go to Tsukishuji Temple alone, which he had not been to for 61 years.

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