Informal Entry into the Court (Full Two Volumes)

Author: Huang Lu
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Once, I dreamed of sitting on the grass with the one I loved, basking in the sunshine, shoulder to shoulder, reading our diaries together, chatting about our past, present, and future, filled with the warmth of the sun. "Informal Marriage" is such a book that feels like it's meant for couples to read together. It's a unique and novel co-ed book in China, not only in its design but also in its content. The author presents a beautiful and romantic campus life and love stories during the cohabitation era from a unique perspective. "Marriage" here means being a guest in someone's home, which is cohabitation. The characters in the book, from falling in love to cohabiting, share the same roof, sweetly hugging each other while cooking, but also arguing, having cold wars, crying, and smoking to vent their frustrations. There's no cheating or distorted sexuality here—only pure love. It's an ordinary couple, and everyone can find their own love story in them, or see their own heart through their reflections. You say people are forgetful, and you're afraid that one day you'll forget our past. I shook my flowing hair and laughed: "Silly girl!" You say you want to grow old with me, sitting in the sun on rocking chairs, counting our little moments together. After shedding our pretenses, it's good that we still have our diaries, and our love still leaves traces. I smiled, my mouth showing only a few teeth.
Baby Chapter: My heart was quite happy, but when I saw her laugh out loud, "Puff," I realized something was wrong. She was teasing me in her own way! That girl is good at playing tricks on me behind my back! The couple in the movie has finally reached some content, no longer being shy about love. Taking advantage of her not paying attention, I sneaked in and kissed her. Before she could react, I was already done, licking my lips and watching her glare at me with a deliberate tone: "Hmm, you just ate French fries. Main ingredient: starch."
Youyou Chapter: Today, we didn't study well. Both skipped class to go to the back mountain. We said the teacher's PE class was too terrible, so we decided to exercise ourselves to make up for the shortcomings of school education and reduce the school's guilt. We originally didn't want to skip class, thinking it wasn't right. But she said, "I want to exercise to protect my wife! But look at me, thin as a bamboo pole—how can I do it? It must be your fault for mistreating me!"