We Have No Secrets

* Book Introduction:

A word from MD
[Can we be free from forced secrets] A mystery thriller by the author of 『Your Child is Not Your Child』. The protagonist, a lawyer, faces an unexpected reality after his wife's disappearance. That her wife was a victim of sexual assault in the past. Overcome with confused emotions, she asks him and the novel through their story. How and why do we force victims to be 'victims'? -Novel PD Park Hyung-wook
Unusual combination of Hwacha and Crucible
Serang Jeong and Heejin Jeong Highly recommended!

“Read this book
Wu Xiaole has written so far and will write in the future.
I decided to read all the books.”

After graduating from the Department of Law at Seoul National University and National Taiwan University in Taiwan,
A writer who rejected the guaranteed legal life and decided to breathe in society.
The best problematic mystery of our time by Xiaole Wu.

A novel by Xiaole Wu, a writer who looks at East Asian society through a microscope. This is the story of a lawyer, Pan Yanzhong, who discovers and uncovers the underside of his wife, whom he thought was no secret. Pan Yanzhong pursues her sudden disappearance of her wife, Wu Xin Ping, and learns that her Wu Xin Ping has been a victim of sexual violence in the past.

Wu Xiaole sharply digs into the nature of education and parent-child relationships, from the short story collection 『Your Child is Not Your Child』, which was also produced as a Netflix drama, to the full-length novel 『Upper Child』, causing great social repercussions and spreading the word. He is a world-acclaimed author.

『We have no secrets』 is Wu Xiao-le's representative work. A weighty and controversial socialist mystery that deals with the truthfulness of sexual violence victims, starting with the sudden disappearance of lawyer Pan Yanzhong's wife. Wu Xiao-le is an excellent writer for digging into topics that are taboo in society, and has a high reputation as a social critic, so this work was evaluated as a 'novel that only Wu Xiao-le can write'. This work makes readers look into their inner prejudices and deeply reflect on the nature of understanding others, and digs to the bottom of how deeply society treats sexual violence with prejudice and judges victims.

* Size : 140*210*30mm 
* Page 452
* Weight : 568g
* Publication Date : October 11, 2022