Read | Books to read in June

A crime story, an essay about knowing oneself, a trauma novel. Hope to see more of them next month. Don't be too lazy.

The first is Li Miao's "Li Miao Crime Story Vol. 1 Falling into the Abyss"

The recommendation preface says that Li Miao is the best person to write crime stories in China, because I haven't had the opportunity to read other Chinese writers writing crime stories, so I can't comment. But it cannot be denied that Li Miao wrote the story well.

Although Li Miao is Chinese, "Li Miao's Crime Story Vol. 1 Falling into the Abyss" is a Japanese crime story. It uses a large number of dossier materials, media reports, video materials and interviews with relevant personnel to write one article after another. crime story.

I often read crime story books, and I have an impression that in addition to their own family relationships, many murderers themselves come from unsatisfactory families, and some concepts that I have absorbed when I was a child, including being bullied, domestic violence, and being looked down upon by others. In addition to the twist in their hearts, in fact, they are all very smart, and they can kill one person after another. At the beginning, the police couldn't catch them. Their cleverness was used in the wrong place.

The second book is "I also thought about killing my old self" by peter su

There is also a subtitle of this book called " Being yourself, there is a price to pay ".

In the book peter su wrote his experiences and journeys over the past few years. He was popular in the face of Internet explosions for several years, saying that he could become popular even if he wrote "waste articles". Write about how he faced these things, his mood process, and how he faced being who he was.

It's a very good book, it won't be a book cover at all, the quality feels a bit poor, and it's easy to fold at once. Don't use this kind of book material next time.

The third book is "The Wandering Moon" by Japanese writer Nagi Rashio

For me, "The Wandering Moon" is a story about the wounds of the protagonists and the healing of each other. There is no love or affection in it, just the need for people to rely on each other.

Watching "The Wandering Moon" also subverts some of my thoughts. Some things are not what we see with our eyes, some things we force others to think so, to change their minds, and some cares are suffocating.

The male and female protagonists are all heretical figures in the society. There are many people in life that are different from the secular human beings. They are not standardized, and they are even forced to follow the brigade, but they are not happy at all. The supporting characters all have different traumas on their bodies.

If a person guards against mistakes (there may be hidden feelings in it), although he has been punished, it is difficult for our society to give him a chance to live anew. Maybe there is, but it is very hard, there will always be people who look at it in a different way, regardless of the past. Over the years, they will be treated differently. He was even treated as a criminal all his life.