The purpose of this study is to review the phenomenon of hatred Kim Myung-Soon in detail surrounding Nakanishi Inosuke’s novel, Behind Your Back, and to clarify where the origin of this is. Kim Myung-Soon is the target of unilateral attacks by male writers and media because he is a model for this novel. Kim Ki-Jin pours out disparaging and disgusting remarks against Kim Myung-Soon through an open letter. In addition, Bang Jeong-Hwan did not allow Kim Myung-Soon’s publication of a rebuttal to this public statement and further undermined her honor through the Eun Paris Corner. After watching their attack on Kim Myung-Soon, the public confined her in the image of a prodigal woman, a polluted and dirty woman created by the media and came to sympathize with the media. Male intellectuals, who were reducing the frustration of the March 1st Movement and the limitations of colonial intellectuals, chose and attacked Kim Myung-Soon as the easiest and quickest control object using the media, and it is believed that it has spread widely with hate feelings as it is learned from the public. Such a series of incidents against Kim Myung-Soon can be seen as a “record of hatred” produced by colonial men’s feelings of fear and indiscriminate media and the masses who sympathized with it. This series of incidents about Kim Myung-Soon can be seen as a “record of hatred” produced by the feelings of fear and indiscriminate media of colonial men and the public who sympathized with it.