My Rude Man

Author: Wu Ying
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: "I’m gonna kill you this time!" These words burst from the savage girlfriend’s teeth, while the honest boy opposite helplessly awaits the impending misfortune. This is one of the most frequent scenes in My Savage Girlfriend. "Savage Girlfriend" is like a "thorned wild rose," becoming an idol in the hearts of many men today. It’s not just Tao Ming Shi, who thinks he’s the "ruler of the world," who gets mesmerized by female violence. Even the traditionally masculine Japanese men are conquered by this unconventional charm. But things are often unpredictable, and roles can shift or reverse. Have you ever noticed that in the blind sea of love, men can be even more savage, irrational, or unfeeling than women? My Savage Man, written from a female perspective with concise strokes, realistically portrays the intricate and complex emotional relationships between men and women. The plot may seem familiar, but it’s worth savoring again and again. In the context of male-female relationships, the author reinterprets men’s "savage" behavior—making it cute, pitiful, joyful, or even tragic.