I love strangers

Author: Ma Ling
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Romantics should not meet. When romantics do meet, it inevitably creates stories that are no longer romantic. From the internet to reality, from romance to bitterness, from innocence to growth, from dreams to disillusionment, from disillusionment to rebirth, the protagonist Ma Feng falls and rises through the experience and conflict of the spirit and flesh. At the age of twenty-three, beautiful and romantic, like all her peers in this turbulent age, this blooming season of life, Ma Feng is full of beautiful hopes for life and passionate longing for love. But gradually, she falls into the trap of modernization. A life-or-death, entangled relationship, longing for each other so much that one day apart feels like three seasons passing, the regret of unveiling the veil, mutual revenge and self-harm born from love turning into hatred, love and evil intertwined, the bitterness of the soul evolving into bodily indulgence—all of this rests on the shoulders of a vulnerable girl. How should she face it? How should she bear it? In the modern city, every new generation can experience stories like this, which the protagonist portrays vividly. It is undoubtedly a tragic symphony, shaking and exposing youth.