His Kiss
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Summary
"Qin Jinzhi, I really do like you.
Among all those lies, there is always one that is true.
So why can't it be this one?
As long as he believes it, it is true.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Romance readers who enjoy urban redemption and emotional push-and-pull
- Those who prefer the pairing of a cold, restrained male lead and a sensitive, proactive female lead
- Mature readers who can accept testing and lies within a relationship
- Those who want an urban story with detailed psychological portrayal and high emotional intensity
Not a good fit for
- Readers who only want light, sweet stories without angst
- Those sensitive to teacher-student or power-imbalanced relationship setups
- Readers expecting strong plot twists or fast-paced narrative
Reading tips
- While reading, note the scenes in which the female lead's every "I like you" appears; comparing them back and forth reveals the boundary between lies and sincerity.
- Slow down at the turning points in the male lead's attitude—that is the key moment when the book's sense of control loosens.
- The emotional intensity is high; reading in sessions is recommended to avoid staying up late and impairing your judgment of the characters' psychology.
- After finishing, revisit the confession scene at the opening; the line "as long as he believes it, it is true" will become clearer.
About the publisher
Founded in August 1958 and restructured into Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. in 2009, Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House is known for publishing essays and fiction, and it hosts the journals Fiction Monthly and Essays. Its 757 titles in the library span classic works, culture, folk literature, essays and miscellaneous writings, foreign literature, and general biography. They include Lao She's Camel Xiangzi, Zhu Ziqing's selected essays and Classic Essays, Fu Lei's Twenty Lectures on Masterpieces of World Art, and a Chinese translation of Ryūnosuke Akutagawa's Rashōmon, as well as cultural and performing-arts titles such as the illustrated Biography of Liang Qichao and A Dictionary of Crosstalk. Its authors include Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Wu Qichang, Fu Lei, Xue Baokun, Gao Yucong, Wei Zhiqiang, and Ryūnosuke Akutagawa.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 第一章 帅哥
- 第二章 很容易的事
- 第三章 谨之哥哥
- 第四章 秦谨之,我很想你
- 第五章 女朋友
- 第六章 我们到此为止吧
- 第七章 邢窈的秘密
- 第八章 跟我在一起
- 第九章 想跟你谈个恋爱
- 第十章 我现在追到你了吗
- 第十一章 无条件地选择你
- 番外一 是星星在唱歌
- 番外二 亲爱的赵祁白
FAQ
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Is the story sweet or angsty?
Where does the female lead's "scheming" show?
Why is the male lead called an untouchable flower on a high peak?
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About the author
Aspirin is an author whose work focuses mainly on contemporary romance and youth literature. Her publicly available personal information is limited: her nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name have not been clearly recorded. The library currently holds nine of her works, including _Yan Wu Ban Yue_, _She Sees the Green Hills_, _Orange Soda_, _His Kiss_, _Skirt Hem (Exclusive First Release)_, _Breaking a Branch_, _Local Rainfall_, and _Daybreak_. Judging from these titles and the common categories they fall into, her writing tends to center on youth campus life and urban romance, and she is skilled at creating atmosphere through light, fresh imagery; her stories often carry delicate emotional currents and a youthful spirit. Although the number of her works is not large, she has developed a fairly consistent preference in subject matter and a stable readership, maintaining a recognizable voice within this genre.