金色夜叉

Drifted-away deviation, with deception, escape, hatred, anger... Can a woman live a comfortable and rich life after marriage? Will the man regain his peace while robbing others of their money? This is the long representative work of Koyo Ozaki, Golden Demon, which Yukio Mishima read at a stretch and praised as interesting. It is not only his last work, but also a resounding novel in the history of Japanese literature. From January 1, 1897 to April, 1902, it was serialized in the Yomiuri Shimbun, which caused the whole nation to read. However, Koyo Ozaki died of gastric cancer, and finally drew a pause when the male protagonist was about to make a choice in the confession letter of the female protagonist, which added infinite imagination to later generations. This book includes the whole manuscript of Koyo Ozaki, three successive manuscripts widely recognized by Japanese readers and academic circles, and For Koyo Ozaki's Readers written by Koyo Ozaki himself. The three sequels were all written by Hoguro Oguri, Koyo Ozaki's favourite pupila who had gained the essence of his creation. They were also collected, published and studied by later generations.