Four walls [Novel]

Author: Gengzi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-02-14
Features: No matter when or where, all around are walls, walls, walls. Even if your body is free, your heart is imprisoned. — Preface Not to be missed, not to be repeated. Where there is authority, there is servitude. — A warning from the walls. This is a world where you cannot provoke or avoid. The crazy curses, the cold punishments, the scheming among cellmates—all give us a real prison life. After reading Four Walls, I truly understand the world I live in better. — Black Light
Reading Four Walls, I realized how naive I used to be in my words and actions. If I had had the life wisdom described in Four Walls, which is ten thousand times better than those ridiculous "Office 36 Strategies" or "Practical Sun Tzu's Art of War," many things would have gone smoothly. I hope the life wisdom here never needs to be used. — Lu Ba
Reading those lines, some vulgar, some profound, some cunning, some blunt, the flat text becomes "three-dimensional" and vivid. The black squares seem as if a magic wand has passed over them, and scenes filled with sound, light, and shadow appear before my eyes. I never thought that I could enjoy a novel as if watching a long-running TV drama! — Zheng Jiang
A person's true nature can only be reflected in the darkness, in the extreme circumstances. But what is the essence of truth? Four Walls provides an answer. It uses a series of stories that deeply touch the soul and well-developed characters to give us an answer. — Luo Tianyue
The quality of his work is no less than that of those with a deep "Nobel Prize" obsession. Paying attention to writers like Gengzi is a failure of the literary criticism community. If our literary criticism keeps up with the times and focuses on readers to conduct literary criticism, we must thank Gengzi and the valuable critical resources provided by Four Walls. — The Radiance of Humanity
Mai Mei, an ordinary little man, a negligible intellectual, is harmed by the "brotherhood poison" of "" and suddenly thrown into an entirely unfamiliar cage. Facing a group of suspects convicted of rape, robbery, murder, and theft, and witnessing a series of strange, cruel, oppressive, and perverted scenes, what shock and tempering will his heart undergo? How will he choose his way of survival? Mai Mei, an ordinary little intellectual, is harmed by brotherhood and suddenly thrown into an entirely unfamiliar cage. Facing a group of suspects convicted of rape, robbery, murder, and theft, and witnessing a series of perverted scenes, what shock and tempering will his heart undergo? How will he choose his way of survival?