Guangzhou. I threw away my love

Author: Xia Lanxin
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This is a novel that bites back! The author pours love and pain to the fullest, making you tremble just by touching the cover! — Li Haigang
A girl unwilling to be a doll, ends up becoming a murderer — Is it really that difficult for the grassroots to pursue their so-called ideals? — Liu Miao
As an author dedicated to postmodern women's literature, "Guangzhou, I Abandoned Love" has basically achieved her creative purpose: getting close to the essence of life, enabling the work to dialogue directly with readers, and drawing closer to each other and merging. — A
The book barely mentions love. In the face of survival issues, love is a luxury, something completely unimaginable. — Runlin
"Guangzhou, I Abandoned Love," a trap of fiery youth, a tragedy of modern urban love and desire, a desperate and delicate journey of human nature. — Xin Xin
A beautiful and intelligent female college graduate, Chen Suosuo, impulsively follows her classmate Zhou Xiaolin south to Guangzhou for job hunting after her father's death and a conflict with her boyfriend. But Guangzhou is not the paradise they imagined. The hardships of survival force them to compromise with the underworld.
When Chen Suosuo is at the brink of poverty and illness, her friend Amei brings her to the villa of an elderly man, Qiu Younan. After a series of twists and turns, Suosuo's genuine and pure personality finally moves Qiu Younan, who gifts her a huge sum of money. However, this money is ultimately devoured by Qiu Younan's special assistant, Dong Hua.
Driven by extreme despair and anger, Chen Suosuo plunged a fruit knife into Dong Hua's chest.