Don't take me seriously

Author: Bei Leping
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This novel reflects the passionate and tumultuous love lives of contemporary Shanghai youth. The upright and honest young man Su Mingde is dismissed from his decoration company, and his girlfriend leaves him without hesitation. He goes to a dance hall to vent his frustrations and meets the beautiful girl Zhuo Xiaona, developing feelings for her. Zhuo Xiaona's boyfriend Wang Hui discovers their frequent meet-ups and orders his thugs to teach Su Mingde a lesson. Injured, Su Mingde is taken home by the foreign girl Xiu Yu. Su Mingde's mother hopes Xiu Yu will marry her eldest son, Su Zhi Dao. Xiu Yu is infatuated with Su Mingde, but to survive in Shanghai, she reluctantly marries Su Zhi Dao against her will. However, she cannot endure the abnormal sexual behavior of her foolish husband and decides to divorce him. Su Mingde's sister, Su Wen Yue, repeatedly tries to persuade Xiu Yu to maintain this twisted marriage. But once she discovers her husband, Huang Hai Ping, flirting with Xiu Yu, she becomes furious and scolds Xiu Yu to the point of making her feel worthless. Xiu Yu, full of grievances, doesn't know who to turn to for comfort. The novel is close to reality, rich in the atmosphere of daily life, and features delicate emotional descriptions, making it highly readable.