Golden Castle of the Little Demon

Author: Rao Xueman
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Xueman's Private Confessions, a youth pain novel. A little lonely, a little painful, a little bold, a little lost, a little in need of comfort. So, click on it, a little beautiful. The Golden Castle of the Little Demon is a labor of love by Rao Xueman, taking her a year to complete. The novel vividly depicts the trials and twists of three girls—Qiqi the Demon, Bobo Lan, and Younuo—on their journey of youth and emotions. This is Rao Xueman's signature "teenage theme," and her sprite-like writing pours out the loneliness and hopes of teenage hearts with full force, unfolding a pure and beautiful youth scene that makes you love and hurt. The novel was immediately favored by countless readers upon serialization on the Huayi Chang website and in the Boys and Girls magazine. Before it was even halfway written, six or more publishing houses showed interest in publishing it. Chunfeng Literature Publishing House was determined to secure the rights to this book with favorable conditions for the first print run of 100,000 copies, aiming to spark a new wave of "youth literature." Editor Shan Yingqi of Chunfeng Literature Publishing House fully recognized Xueman only after reading The Little Demon. This is the kind of work I wanted to read and rarely do. After reading The Little Demon's Golden Castle, you will never forget it. Deputy Editor Chang Jing also decided to take on the book without hesitation after reading it, saying it has potential to be a bestseller. The novel vividly depicts the three girls—Qiqi the Demon, Bobo Lan, and Younuo—unfolding a pure and beautiful youth scene that reaches the deepest core of youth. The novel was immediately favored by countless readers upon serialization on the Huayi Chang website and in the Boys and Girls magazine. Before it was even halfway written, six or more publishing houses showed interest in publishing it. Chunfeng Literature Publishing House secured the rights to this book with favorable conditions for the first print run of 100,000 copies, aiming to spark a new wave of "youth literature." The novel vividly depicts the three girls—Qiqi the Demon, Bobo Lan, and Younuo—unfolding a pure and beautiful youth scene that reaches the deepest core of youth. The novel was immediately favored by countless readers upon serialization on the Huayi Chang website and in the Boys and Girls magazine. Before it was even halfway written, six or more publishing houses showed interest in publishing it. Chunfeng Literature Publishing House secured the rights to this book with favorable conditions for the first print run of 100,000 copies, aiming to spark a new wave of "youth literature."