Gei Maliya De Qingshu

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Hero archetypes

Heroine archetypes

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Synopsis

Collection of five stories which describe different characters' understanding of love in various ways. Love Letter to Maria, tells the story of a man's lifelong pursuit of the goddess in his heart. Most of the women we usually see are women who are loyal to love, but what is presented in this novel is a woman who cannot be courted. The image of an obsessed male. Like a Green Plum, is a lovely campus story, like a slightly astringent green plum, with fragrant lips and teeth, and a long aftertaste. Bittersweet, is a short love novel, which describes the complex psychology of a love life, sour, uneasy, and very interesting. Silent, tells the love story of another innocent boy and girl. The protagonist is not necessarily so sunny and positive, and he is also full of his own confusion and growing confusion. In the process of growing up, fortunately they find when they came to accompany each other, they nourished their lonely youth with the warmth of love. On The Highway Called Number 5, tells the story of an 18-year-old who has just come of age and drives alone on his own way.

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Is Gei Maliya De Qingshu appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

This short story collection explores young love in various forms, from unrequited crushes to campus romance. Content is emotionally mature but age-appropriate, with no explicit content.