I'm not a smart girl: The final version

Author: Dong Xiaolei
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: It inherits the author's writing style from the previous work, skillfully employing the popular, humorous, and playful Northeast dialect that readers love. The artwork resembles Japanese and Korean manga. After the youth-themed novel "I Am Not a Smart Girl" by the local author Dong Xiaolei gained rapid popularity in China, the final edition was printed in its first run of 300,000 copies. As the New Year approaches, it presents a grand gift to the youth, intersecting with Feng Xiaogang's film and television New Year's Eve blockbusters, creating a unique cultural landscape with both books and films exuding charm. The entire novel is divided into two parts, with this being the final edition. Written in a humorous and witty tone, readers are left smiling through tears as they finish the book in one breath. The book uses the popular, humorous, and playful Northeast dialect, recreating the humor reminiscent of Zhao Benshan. "I Am Not a Smart Girl: The Final Edition" inherits the writing style of the previous work, skillfully employing the popular, humorous, and playful Northeast dialect and a manga-like touch, telling the story of the male protagonist Yang Qiong, who unexpectedly gets into a car accident. Yang Qiong's mother rushes to the hospital to visit him and strongly opposes Yang Qiong's relationship with the female protagonist Xiao Bei. Accompanied by her mother, Yang Qiong flies to the United States in a somber mood. Xiao Bei feels disheartened and spends her days online, meeting a boy named Fang Yubing who looks and has a personality extremely similar to Yang Qiong. Xiao Bei pours all her emotions into him, but Fang Yubing is not Yang Qiong after all, and they ultimately break up due to their social backgrounds and various unavoidable real-world issues. Determined to pursue her longing for genuine love, Xiao Bei decides to go to the United States to find Yang Qiong. The entire novel is divided into two parts, with this being the final edition. The cover and interior illustrations are jointly created by the renowned Japanese manga master Fujiwara Kaoru and the talented Chinese comic artists Liu Yaping, Liu Xin, Ren Rui, and Wei Qianqian, tailored specifically for this book. Written in a humorous and witty tone, readers are left smiling through tears as they finish the book in one breath. It is no exaggeration to say that only by reading "I Am Not a Smart Girl: The Final Edition" can one truly understand what genuine emotion is. It is believed that this book, which skillfully employs the popular, humorous, and playful Northeast dialect, will undoubtedly stir up a new wave of emotional storms in the book market.