Accidentally got a girlfriend

Author: Gao Bo
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Men all have a habit of embellishing the girls they have dated to show off their refined taste. They often use various tantalizing words to describe them. Even the most unattractive girls can find something appealing in them, and merely describing that one small virtue makes the girl seem like a celestial being untouched by the mortal world. It's as if all the extraordinary girls on Earth were accidentally stumbled upon by them. Writers are even more so. In the eyes of readers, the girls in a writer's stories are always adorable, even if the writer explicitly states: "This girl is a dinosaur." But men who read this book will think: If they could find a girl like this, they would die content. That's why I always believe that every novelist should include a real-life photo of the protagonist on the book's dust jacket to prevent readers from getting lost. This book interprets the joys and sorrows of campus culture with a mix of humor, satire, and a light-hearted, Beijing-style language. Through a relaxed and humorous writing style, the author describes the innocent yet bold youth of university days, portraying one vibrant and full-fledged character after another. Those radiant smiles, the deep and sorrowful gazes—seem to be frozen in yesterday, in our past years. As soon as the novel was published, it quickly spread across universities nationwide and was continuously recommended and reposted by various websites and forums. Many classics like "Dog's Christmas" also became popular buzzwords in campus culture. The author's brushwork is delicate, yet the writing style is grand and powerful. Amidst the monotonous and or campus literature, it blows in a gentle yet profound and sharp air.