The scenery on the road of life is always different.
Have thoughts in your heart, look back on the road ahead, have no complaints, no regrets, and have no shame.
Two female classmates who had not seen each other for many years met at a soba noodle shop. The two talk about each other's experiences over the past few years, And Haruko envies Jing for being as straightforward and full of vitality as ever, and Jing also admires her unexpected marriage and having a cute child.
It seems that the small talk between two people inadvertently buries a lot of foreshadowing. When the eyes of the two men fell on the TV screen in the store, the topic changed from parents to security and the march of Prime Minister Kaneda back to his hometown that day.
The whole story unfolds in the small talk of two ordinary people.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >01 Three days to close the case, is it efficiency, or there is another hidden plot</h1>
Golden Dreams is a novel by Japanese writer Kotaro Isaka, which is a signpost on the author's literary path. Since then, the author's work has become more diverse, and the intersection of good and evil in his work has become more complex.
The novel is set against the backdrop of a historical event, interspersed with the fate of small people. The story itself is impossible to happen in reality, but the many intertwined emotions about family affection and friendship that the story itself shows are common things that people experience in reality.
The novel begins with the tragic murder of a young and powerful prime minister, who is currently the preferred incumbent, but who has now died from the explosive power of a remote-controlled aircraft bomb.
Who was behind the remote control of the crime, the police immediately blocked the scene and the surrounding area of several kilometers, a suspicious list of people was placed in front of them, the spearhead pointed at an ordinary courier. However, he was once very popular for saving people, and a person who saw righteousness and courage would be the real murderer?
Although there are still too many doubts about this case, it has only taken three days to conclude the investigation, and the murderer was identified as the courier Aoyagi when the case was closed.
So, is Aoyagi a murderer? Behind the whole case, will there be an invisible hand controlling everything we don't know?
The author has "reasoning" as his lifelong goal, but the storyline of his novel is better than his reasoning process, so he has always rubbed shoulders with the Naoki Prize, a major award in the Japanese literary world, but it is precisely because of this passing fate that the author is different from others.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >02 Bizarre and bizarre events</h1>
In the process of Aoyagi's reluctant escape, he was surrounded and intercepted by the police, but he was still lucky to meet the kind people who helped him. Is the appearance of everyone so coincidental, is it a new conspiracy, or does the sky have eyes?
The fate of this little man touches the heart of every reader. At the beginning of the second part of the novel, the author explains that the protagonist is framed, and such an introduction makes us more empathetic with him, and we deeply sympathize with the protagonist's unjustified injustice.
In order to frame ordinary people Aoyagi Yachun, the secret behind-the-scenes black hand uses everyone around Aoyagi at all costs.
Maybe I have a thousand reasons why I have to do something wrong, and please remember that I didn't mean it that way.
Aoyagi's friend Morita had to help others frame him, but defended their friendship with his life at the last moment. His death made Aoyagi fully aware that someone was deliberately framing him, and it had been planned for a long time.
If Morita bowed to the evil forces for compulsive reasons, then another good friend, Ah Yi, is a typical case of lying guns. Just because he and Aoyagi are good friends, they will be beaten up for no reason. If it weren't for Aoyagi's dangerous return, Ah Yi would have faced danger to his life.
Who's next? The author's writing style allows us to follow his words closely, worrying about the fate of the protagonist at all times.
None of us want this kind man to be framed. We all want to see a time when good triumphs over evil.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >03 The whole process of restoring events is a test for everyone</h1>
There are always people with righteous hearts who give us the hope of living bravely.
Persecuted and cornered, Aoyagi still plucked up enough courage to choose to believe in others.
The people he chose to trust did not live up to his expectations.
Mr. Iwasaki, who likes a simple life and is optimistic and cheerful, chooses to save Aoyagi between ignoring and saving, following his inner thoughts.
When good people encounter difficulties, every little person will do his best with his inner kindness, which is why the little person is cute.
In the novel, Mr. Iwasaki was almost sniped together for helping Aoyagi, and our hearts suddenly tightened when we watched it. The author sets this scene to show us a rotten system that is trying to kill the fate of good people.
However, what makes us more happy is that there are still so many people in this world who are defending the justice in their hearts.
The first climax of the novel is that Aoyagi's father, facing the siege of the reporter team, still firmly says that he believes in his son, and he faces the camera and says to everyone who does not believe in his son: Son, you must bravely escape this groundless frame-up.
His father's words moved everyone, reinforcing the fact that Aoyagi was innocent. Parents will always believe in their children unconditionally, but compared to the real parents in Keigo Higashino's "Wandering Blade", knowing that their children have committed unforgivable crimes, or favoring them, Aoyagi's father knows his children better.
A person with a strong sense of justice will never harm people for no reason.
The second climactic part of the novel is the scene where Aoyagi successfully escapes, and in the face of the policeman who is disguised as a fierce and vicious face, Haruko and her friends work together to buy time for Aoyagi. The whole rhythm was particularly tense, we were angry at the good guys being beaten, and on the other hand, we were worried that Aoyagi would not be able to escape.
When the dazzling fireworks take off, the focus of everyone is on the fireworks.
Everyone's efforts were not in vain, and although Aoyagi could not continue to live in his original form, he responded to the words of his friend Morita: Living is more important than anything else.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > concluding remarks</h1>
Being alive is more important than anything else. Thankfully, we did it with a clear conscience.
Kotaro Isaka uses his words to show us a character who, even if besieged by a huge evil force, must do his best to achieve justice. Although in the end the evil forces were not completely suppressed, through the efforts of the little people, the belief in justice was deeply rooted in everyone's heart.
We are not alone in the face of powerful enemies, and all those with good intentions will accompany us in our efforts.