Because handsome, so bad?

Author: Li Mo Hui
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: A person who has seen the sea will no longer be moved by lakes and streams, but after reading this novel, I still couldn’t help but feel my heart flutter. — Reviewer Chan Xin Wu Chen Because I like your articles, I like you. — Reviewer Meng Lian Admire your writing, envy your Scorpion! More envious that you could use such a great article to honor your love! — Reviewer Rose Drunk I think it’s more like The Longest Day in History. I think this should count as a love story version of The Longest Day in History! — Reviewer The Longest Day in History A sense of familiarity, I really want to cry. It’s been a long time since I’ve been so moved. Both moved by the author’s love story and reminded of my own story. — Reviewer Yezi Besides admiration, what else can I say? Besides crying, what else can I do? — Reviewer Midnight Coffee This is a story about first love, and also a thorough reflection on modern urban love. After Mo Hui gives his all in front of the girl he loves, Scorpion, he can no longer bear this love and chooses to betray him. Mo Hui begins to become a man with a confused identity, unsure if he is Qing Xie or Prince. He wanders between different cities, drifting among different girls, and after experiencing the original colors of love and desire, he finally realizes that he is neither Qing Xie nor Prince. After traveling through the love worlds of girls like Rainy, Qian Qian, and others, he does not regain what he has lost. The entire story is filled with the variations, conflicts, and adherence to or rebellion against current love concepts among contemporary young men and women. This book offers readers a fresh concept and feeling, especially suitable for the vague and ethereal emotional needs of contemporary youth.