Ivory Age

Author: Qing Shui Qian Liu
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book depicts how, amidst the blindness of youthful impulses and desires, "I" gradually descends into a path of decline from an initial intimate connection with roommate Ke Xin of the same sex, to the intervention of a mentor, the spying after moving out, and the seduction by Lin Feng and Mo Ming, while experiencing deep inner turmoil and struggle in the process of decline. "I" transforms from the "Peacock Princess" in the eyes of others into a "problem girl." The aspiring and mature "Talent Girl Mei Qi," after the college entrance exams, inexplicably chooses a prestigious private university—"Dong Da." During the two years at "Dong Da," "I" becomes entangled in complex emotional relationships with the training officer Lin Feng, boyfriend Mo Ming, and the "big brother" after service. This book portrays how, amidst the blindness of youthful impulses and desires, "I" descends from an initial intimate connection with roommate Ke Xin of the same sex, to the intervention of a mentor, the spying after moving out, and the seduction by Lin Feng and Mo Ming, while experiencing deep inner turmoil and struggle in the process of decline. "I" transforms from the "Peacock Princess" in the eyes of others into a "problem girl." The "big brother" after service leaves this world due to congenital heart disease. At this moment, "I" realizes that what he brought to "I" is the kind of love that truly deserves to be called soul-stirring. This awakens "I" from a dreamlike state, as they begin to extricate themselves from the vortex of desires. A wayward returns are worth their weight in gold; the "problem girl" is reborn and once again becomes an excellent "Peacock Princess." Unexpectedly, "I" is revealed to be the illegitimate daughter of the former "Female President" of "Dong Da." Her special attention allows me to further uncover the hidden secrets within "Dong Da."