When we talk about the famous Japanese writer Keigo Higashino, we usually think of his hilarious yet suspenseful reasoning**. However, there is also an in-depth understanding of human nature, identity and love in his works**, and "Transformation" is one of the masterpieces.
Transformation, a work by Keigo Higashino that he himself called "the only flash of inspiration", was published by Nankai Publishing in 2009. The story revolves around the life of the protagonist Junichi Naruse, who is an ordinary man with ordinary looks, ordinary experiences, ordinary jobs, and ordinary personalities. However, there was another person living in his brain, and this person began to gradually change his lifestyle, personality, and even his appearance. Junichi Naruse gradually became this person, and his body was just a shell that reminded others that "I have changed".
In "Transformation", Keigo Higashino delves into the themes of human nature, identity, and love. Through the changes of his protagonist Junichi Naruse, he allows us to see the diversity and complexity of human nature. We see that the love relationship between Junichi Naruse and Megumi is pure and deep, but it becomes complicated and painful because of Junichi Naruse's changing identity. This pain and struggle of love makes us deeply feel the complexity and contradictions of human nature.
Keigo Higashino's "Transformation" not only allows us to see the complexity of human nature, but also gives us a deeper understanding of life. He makes us think about how we would face ourselves and others if one day our identity, personality and even physical appearance changedHow will we choose?This is a deep excavation of human nature, and it is also a kind of in-depth exploration of the philosophy of life.
**Recommendation Overall, "Transfiguration" is a deeply rooted work, which allows us to see another side of Keigo Higashino as a writer, who is not only an excellent reasoner, but also a philosopher who is deeply involved in human nature and life. This ** not only makes us feel the sweetness and pain of love, but also gives us a deeper understanding and awareness of human nature.