Love is crazy

Author: Zhihao
Translator: Chen Ying
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Love is the other shore of desire
The thought of spending eternity with one man makes me suffocate. I just want freedom.
After "Wild Girl," another beloved Korean novel!
A beautiful girl, her first love leaves her heart deeply wounded. From then on, she becomes reckless with emotions, entangling herself with various men, until she meets Dai Xuan, who is three years younger than her.
Although Dai Xuan is like a little brother, he falls in love with the beautiful and wild Jing Ji at first sight, and their love burns like fire.
Dai Xuan knows nothing about Jing Ji's past; he only knows he has no choice but to give in.
Scandalous rumors and dreams that keep shattering leave Dai Xuan unable to bear it. The love that burned so fiercely in a short time is about to dim and turn to ashes. Will this love end like this?
These days, Dai Xuan's body seems to be at its most vigorous since birth. His heart is tightly gripped by something he can't explain, and everything falls into chaos.
When playing with his friends, he can't tell whether to eat or drink; at school, he forgets class times or walks into the wrong classroom. He even dares to pat the principal's shoulder and talk with raised eyebrows, acting like a reckless kid.
His former life is completely disrupted. Now, his eyes are vacant, his head buzzing, but only his body is burning.
He is searching for a woman.
He wanders aimlessly every day, all for that woman. But everything is in disarray, and he has no direction.
What kind of woman is she? It is that woman who, one day, changed his life by chance.
By chance, yes, it was a chance, an unbelievable chance. He himself didn't expect such a thing would happen.
After his sophomore year of high school, he had never dated again and seemed to have completely given up on women.
But as he grew older, his body craved women intensely, yet something inside him restrained him, and he never touched them.
Yet that day, he didn't resist. He had to find that woman.
He didn't get a clear look at her face.
It happened naturally. The two of them understood what was coming and soon embraced.
When he woke up, she was gone, vanished without a trace, leaving no clues behind.
In the short time she was with him, she gave him only a sense of liberation he had never experienced before and the softness of her legs.
He went back to the place where they first met, but the result was the same—no one there recognized her, which surprised him.
This elusive woman made him even more uneasy. He feared he would never find her again and was also terrified of reverting to his old self, with no reaction to women.
In truth, he did react, but the response was so pathetic.