I am not a smart girl

Author: Dong Xiaolei
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The novel employs a Japanese and Korean manga-style brushwork, fully utilizing the readers' favorite playful and witty Northeastern dialect to tell the innocent and straightforward love views of a group of cool teenagers who have just entered university from high school. Lin Xiaobei is a beautiful sophomore in a science and engineering department. In the department known as the ultimate bachelor burial ground, the appearance of a beautiful girl undoubtedly creates a wave of excitement. Xu Lei, a handsome and cool student union member, takes advantage of his position to pursue Lin Xiaobei relentlessly. However, Lin Xiaobei cannot forget Yang Qiong, her high school lover who had split up with her. The two occasionally call each other and chat online to understand each other's current situation, silently caring for one another. At this moment, another netizen, Ding Xing, inexplicably enters Lin Xiaobei's life, starting a long and tumultuous red love journey. With the unexpected death of the male protagonist at the end of the novel, the tragic tone reaches its peak, leaving readers unforgettable. The entire novel is divided into two parts, and this is the th part. The cover and interior illustrations are all created in collaboration by the Japanese manga master Fujiwara Kaoru and the cool Chinese comic artists Liu Yaping and Liu Xin, tailored specifically for this book. The novel uses a humorous and witty tone, making readers finish it with a smile in their hearts and tears in their eyes. It is no exaggeration to say that only by reading "I Am Not a Smart Girl" can one truly understand what genuine emotion is. I believe that "I Am Not a Smart Girl," which fully utilizes the readers' favorite playful and witty Northeastern dialect, will undoubtedly stir up a new wave of storms in the book market.