The fate of rouge

Author: Cui Zi'en
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This is the author's 9th novel. Counting on one's fingers is far inferior to the number of lovers and sexual partners one has, and will always be inferior. Truly, a tragedy of literature! If one seeks the power to soothe this sorrow, one must reevaluate the value of literature in relation to sex and love. Scale One: How many of the author's lovers fell deeply in love with the author after reading the author's novels, and how many of the author's sexual partners desired the author's body after reading the author's novels? How many young men have been electrified by the author's books, and how many have idealized the author due to admiration for the author's so-called "beautiful prose" and actively sought the author's affection? Scale Two: How many readers have been saved from suicide because of the author's work, and how many have bid farewell to a life of loneliness? Statistical findings show that 70% of a writer's romantic and sexual encounters are related to literature. Using literature to seduce beautiful young men on the one hand reflects one's own vulgarity and decay, while on the other hand, it also reveals that one's desire is more intense than that of readers. Behind the tragedy of literature lies the vitality of ecology. Let literature be literature.
This book is a collection of short and medium-length stories by the author Cui Zi'en in recent years. It includes works such as "Fairy tales are a kind of nostalgia," "About first love," "Men, men, women, women," "The fate of rouge," "The great tumult of the author's love story," "Highway shorts," and "Sister's hair," among others. This book is a collection of short and medium-length stories by the author Cui Zi'en in recent years, and it is also the author's 9th novel. Behind the tragedy of literature lies the vitality of ecology. Let literature be literature.