How much love can come again

Author: Lao Ku
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Since the online version of this book was launched on Sina Reading Channel in October 2004, it quickly became an extremely popular novel with 300,000 daily hits, 4 million monthly total hits, and over 2,000 replies. It became a hot topic among netizens after meals. The success of this book lies in its humorous language, with every character delivering witty remarks. The metaphors and humor are so abundant that they can rival Mr. Qian Zhongshu's Fortress Besieged. One must be kind in life and sharp in writing. Lao Ku's humor is both sharp and ruthless, a kind of humor stripped bare, with a raw and visceral feel. This humor is both heart-wrenching and exhilarating, making the ugly even more ugly and the beautiful even more beautiful. This kind of humor is born from a profound understanding of life. Without deep thoughts, rich life experiences, and a love for humanity, it is impossible to write such humor.
"Foreigner" Ma Daguang, a graduate who stayed in Beijing after finishing university, became a civil servant with his father's financial support. Relying on his father's wealth, he easily won the love of Beijing girl Wang Xiaofei and married her in a flash. Before the passion of cohabitation before marriage faded, an unexpected divorce left Ma Daguang baffled. He then carried out a series of meticulously planned retaliatory actions. At this moment, the mysterious and enigmatic Sichuan girl Lin Bing entered his life. One after another of strange events plunged his peaceful life into a whirlwind. He straddled between the two girls, enjoying the bizarre and joyful moments with Lin Bing while anonymously writing 99 love letters to Wang Xiaofei. When all the mysteries were revealed, the author Lao Ku, true to his name, with his highly individualistic language and black humor style, allowed readers to enjoy a rare feast of words, frequently bringing them a knowing smile in the midst of the text! "He cried while smiling, cursed while praising, reading it felt like flipping through comics or watching a skit. The enemy was utterly defeated, while he himself experienced a cathartic release. Exaggerated descriptions enhanced the satirical effect." How Many Loves Can Be uses a detective novel's narrative style to depict love, a crosstalk skit's tone to mock life, comedy to write tragedy, and fashionable language to recreate classics. It has been hailed by the "Cool Fans" as the "Contemporary Fortress Besieged."