When I was young, I drank and became red-faced

Author: Xue Qing
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A emotional novel that can be read in one sitting. Feelings > Reading, I never expected that in today's world where people are increasingly concerned with material interests, someone could still tell a story of love so heart-wrenching. Men break promises for a lifetime, while women willingly remain silent for a lifetime. In the world of two people, women are destined to be more patient and endure more than men. Love may truly be a medicine, making people mad, driving them to extremes, even risking their own lives and still not giving up, obsessed and unrestrained. Cui Yan in the book is the woman who takes this medicine.
Mai Wei is a versatile and renowned writer, while Cui Yan is a popular and sought-after host. As urban white-collar beauties, they possess the enviable youth, beauty, and status. Yet, they are willing to hide themselves in unknown corners for love. As the mistresses of prominent figures in the city, they are madly in love, confused, and reckless, helpless, struggling, and tumbling in the mire of love. They pave the way for their lovers' honor and status with hopeless anticipation, fervent waiting, and even their prime lives, becoming the pitiful and weak herbivores in the food chain. The tragic beauty of love, the cunning of the bureaucracy, and the tearing of the soul create a world of love and hatred in the book.
With a profound tone, pure words, and sincere language, the female writer Xue Qing presents her rich and composed inner world to you.