Living is a problem in itself

Brendon 2022-04-21 09:02:42

Black Book

Black Book

I was moved by the heroine's loss when she learned that the war was over - "I don't actually want the war to end so much". Yes, a series of encounters made "revenge" the center of her life all along, and the end of the war made her lose the meaning of existence. War brings not only trauma, but also loss of self.
What about us? Every day I go to work with the feeling of going to the grave, and I fight a cat-and-mouse battle with my boss. However, I am really at a loss when I have regained my freedom. In the same way, the previous overtime dog's life was actually a state of "work" as the center of life, and it was also self-lost in this prosperous world.
No matter what era you live in, being alive is a problem in itself. What saves you is not the "black book" that records the truth, but your heart.
Friends say that after all, I am not strong enough, and there is so much helplessness in life. Poor people have something to hate, even themselves. Polish the dusty heart and see clearly what is the center of your life.

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  • Lexi 2022-03-23 09:02:20

    3.5 The plot comes first, and the characters other than the heroine are too hollow. Compared with Lust and Caution, the two have different paths. Rachel is the absolute center, male/patriarchy is her foil, seduction is also self "reform", luck has helped her avoid many disasters. The ups and downs of its fate are attributed to the current situation, rather than pointing to more complex and rich layers, making it so charming and glamorous that it is less human when it is amazing.

  • Ladarius 2022-01-01 08:02:11

    Known as the European version of Lust Precepts, but I think it is more plot than Lust Precepts. In the context of war, there is no right or wrong, no good and evil, no good and evil, only strengths and weaknesses. I think no one likes war! The heroine is really beautiful, not just her appearance.

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  • Gerben Kuipers: Ellis, a girl didn't show up today. Would you replace her?

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: Work is work, right?

    Gerben Kuipers: Even if it is dangerous?

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: What have I got to lose?

    Gerben Kuipers: Your life...

  • Gerben Kuipers: You met that Muntze on the train, right? And he liked you?

    Hans Akkermans: Liked her...? He fell for her!

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: He just showed me his stamp collection.

    Gerben Kuipers: How far would you go with him? For Tim and the others...?

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: How far...? You mean sleep with him...? I want things to be clear, is that what you mean?

    Gerben Kuipers: How far would you go...?

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: As far as that Muntze wants to go... Okay?

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