Love, don't bloom.

Author: Zhou Dedong
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Recently published by Chang'an Publishing House, the "Wimp" series of Chinese and foreign horror, including "Black Jokes," "Love, Don't Bloom," and "Horror Stories Experienced by Horror Writer Zhou Dedong," is another masterpiece by Zhou Dedong following the horror series "773." In these three novels, Zhou Dedong pays special attention to the "de-horrorization" of horror novels—love, hate, and conflicts; hardships and wanderings; and the "horror" that family, friends, and colleagues may encounter at any time. The writing touches on the rich and varied "special human survival states" and the "mutations" of real life, such as love, jealousy, and revenge. Through a series of seemingly eerie stories, it attempts to make readers experience the tension brought by suspense and mystery, gradually revealing the weaknesses of human nature and the dark side of society. "Love, Don't Bloom" carefully pries open a gap between the red and green of love, allowing you to see some frightening things. The source of horror is hatred; the hatred that grows from the soil of love is more intense than love. Thus, horror emerges, giving you a feeling as if you are shocked in the midst of ordinary life, recharging your tired heart.