1.
Golden Dreams
Author: [Sun] Kotaro Isaka
The whole story tells that masaharu Aoyagi, a kind and gentle little person, is framed as the murderer of Prime Minister Kaneda due to the intervention of some mysterious forces, so with the help of good friends and strangers, he begins his escape in Sendai... Seemingly simple content, in fact, there are all kinds of mysteries hidden, and the first kind of touch that "Golden Dreamland" can bring to people is its ubiquitous dark line and foreshadowing, so the latter kind of touch came into being on this basis, when all the dark lines and foreshadowing converge at one point, the power that is enough to cover the sky is also released in an instant, engulfing everything.
The picture stayed for the last moment, and Masaharu Aoyagi stayed where she was, bowing her head and blowing the small flower seal. Mencius said, "Although there are millions of people, I am going to die." In fact, in the vast sea of people, it is impossible for us to push away the mountain-like crowd and swim up against the current alone, because the malice from society is too strong, as Isaka said in the book: "In a state of stability and peace, everyone will say that everyone can advocate human rights and say some serious remarks, but once the storm comes, everyone will panic, no longer have the ability to think about what is the right thing to do, and can only dance with the commotion." "In the face of the overwhelming commotion, how small a person's strength is, saying that victory can only be a vain word, the reason why we are willing to go forward resolutely and resolutely may be precisely because of the thoughts in our hearts that can never be erased, because even if we just adhere to such beliefs, we will already succeed in life, because when all the wind and waves are calm, we will still think of those people and those things that we will miss." And that's the source of our emotions.
2.
The Man Who Died Seven Times
Author: [Japanese] Yasuhiko Nishizawa
As the male protagonist, Little Q has the ability to make it happen 9 times a day, and because of this, he has witnessed his grandfather die 7 times, and each time the suspect is different, so every time he tries to prevent his grandfather's death, he has failed and ended. However, when the truth comes out, it is found that the murderer is just a non-existent nothingness.
Nishizawa's novels, unlike those of Natsuhiko Kyogoku or Ken takemoto, use a large number of allusions and knowledge to win the reader's interest through showmanship. Just through the interest of the theme itself, as well as the plot design of the character events, it can catch the reader's attention.
3.
The Letter
Author: [Japanese] Keigo Higashino
If you use a few simple words to say the story content of "Letter", it can probably be summarized as: the protagonist Takeshima Naoki suffered discrimination from people because his brother "stole and killed" and was imprisoned, and then how Takeshima Naoki overcame his psychological obstacles and worldly vision to continue to survive in society. The whole story can be said to revolve around Naoki Takeshima's psychology and his life experiences.
Once the people around Zhigui in the Letter learned of his brother's affairs, "they quickly built a wall, but the walls built by different people were thick and thin." The phenomenon of "discrimination" has become a common social phenomenon in human society. Not all of them may have reached the level of "discrimination", but there is also the degree of "prejudice".
The Letter also caused me to think about the world. Is there really fairness and justice in society? This fair and just net covers the world we know, and we can enjoy the effects of this net most of the time. But how many people have seen this blind corner of the net? How many people are struggling in this dead corner just to survive, just to get out of trouble? How many people's endless cries have been ignored by us?