Give me a cigarette

Author: Beauty Turns into a Tree
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Many have asked me why I chose to write such a theme. In response, I can only shrug. Perhaps the subjects I write about are a bit gray and not sunny enough, or maybe you will encounter some darkness you haven’t encountered before. But please believe that there is always a kind of life you haven’t experienced. About the story’s wine, women, money, and luxury, about the vivid characters it depicts, the twists and turns of fate—perhaps you will be puzzled or even astonished. That’s because you’ve never paid attention to these people’s lives, their lives—they are a different kind of life. Like the male protagonist in the novel, I believe in cause and effect and in the retribution of right and wrong. Therefore, I hope you see a story that is both within reason yet unexpected.
Fate arises and fades, love and hatred intertwine. Right and wrong are left for others to judge. This is a classic, tragic love story in modern times. Beneath the seemingly gray backdrop lies touching sincerity. The male and female protagonists meet and fall in love in a special environment, but societal prejudices and personal hardships make their love full of twists and turns, and their fate also rises and falls. The plot is gripping, full of turns and twists, and all the characters are vividly and deeply portrayed. The author’s cross-dressing technique and delicate, humorous writing describe a story that is both within reason yet unexpected. As one online reader commented: "Every detail in the novel, every nuance—even a simple smile, a single tear—goes beyond just setting the mood or a scene. They are imbued with genuine life by the author’s sincerity, enough to move and all readers."