Overnight Tea

Fortunately, the ending is acceptable. I feel sick when I see a barrister confirming his innocence first and then regretting his mistake instead of admitting his mistake immediately. What should be together is still together. The parents are so partial that they want to push the responsibility for the eldest daughter's misfortune onto the younger daughter who doesn't understand anything, and then use this as an excuse to let the eldest daughter bully the younger daughter as a matter of course. Family ethics are so unreasonable. Fortunately, I am an only child

After reading this novel, I only had one thought in my mind. Fortunately, I am not one of them. I hope I will never encounter such a thing in my life. The author writes very well and has great imagination. I don't know what to say about the men in it. The male protagonist is quite good, but I don't like it very much.

The order of the chapters in the book is out of order, and it's a confusing but painful story.

When you feel miserable, the person who caused you misfortune is even worse than you. You cannot retaliate, let alone take pleasure in your misfortune. All your misfortunes are because the person who harmed you was misfortune before you. It makes no sense, this kind of moral kidnapping is so annoying. No matter how unlucky you are, it doesn't give you the reason to make others unlucky. Once you rely on your own misfortune to make others misfortune, you deserve your misfortune and it is retribution by nature.