"Home on the Slope": Women are weak, for the mother is just, is the world's greatest malice towards women 01 content introduction 02 author profile 03 original golden sentence

Hello readers, the book I want to introduce today is "Home on the Ramp".

The new mother, Rishazi, was chosen as a juror to be tried by an "evil mother" who killed young girls. As the trial progresses, Rishazi discovers that the defendant is so similar to himself...

Giving up your career for childcare, but thus losing the last bit of space of your own; no matter how hard you work, it is considered reasonable, and no matter how little help your husband helps, he will be praised by the outside world; there are countless questions and difficulties in parenting, but they will only be perfunctory "Everyone has come this way".

Rishazi began to wonder, "Is it possible that every mother can become a suspect in the dock because of these encounters?" ”

【Sun】Mitsuyo Tsunoda

Born in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, he graduated from Waseda University. In 1990, he won the Haiyan Newcomer Literature Award for "The Game of Finding Happiness", and thus entered the literary world.

Her works often pierce the pain points of society with sharp material selection, and narrate the difficulties of contemporary women's lives with soft brushstrokes. Together with Banana Yoshimoto and Kaori Ekoku, she is known as one of the three major female writers in contemporary Japanese literature.

It's not hate, it's love. By despising and hurting each other, and achieving the purpose of controlling each other, everything is because of love, which is how the mother loves her daughter.

—— Quoted from chapter: Comments

That's how I've always come. Instead of thinking about what binds you, you will only say something that caters to your mother's preferences; if you don't think about the reasons for being bound, you just escape from reality and avoid thinking.

External factors alone will not make people so stupid, lack common sense and sense of existence. You should be pushing yourself in that direction, right? For I am loved by people who only know this way of loving.