Two Prides 3
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Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who enjoy Republican-era street-life settings and vivid ensembles of ordinary characters
- Readers who prefer romance fiction with lively dialogue and naturally paced emotional development
- Readers who have read earlier books in the series and want to follow the characters' later arcs
- Readers who can accept a winding romance that does not rush toward a happy ending
Not a good fit for
- Readers who have not read the earlier books and hope for a fully standalone story may find the connections hard to follow
- Readers who prefer sweet, direct romance in which the leads sail smoothly may not take to it
- Readers with little interest in the Republican-era setting and street slang may find it hard to get into
Reading tips
- It is advisable to read the earlier books in the series first and clarify the backstory between Zhang Jiatian and Ye Chunhao before reading this volume.
- Pay attention to the street slang and character voices in the dialogue; this is an important means by which the author shapes the characters.
- Compare Ye Chunhao's choices after entering the Governor's residence with her refusal at the opening to appreciate the consistency of her character.
- After Governor Lei appears, slow down and sort out the three-way relationships before pressing on.
About the publisher
China Overseas Publishing House focuses on philosophy, history, world classics and mystery and detective fiction, with a secondary interest in foreign literature and folk literature. Its catalogue of roughly 960 titles includes Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, Jiang Tingfu's Modern Chinese History, Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind, Arthur Conan Doyle's Complete Sherlock Holmes, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince, as well as Classic Collected Edition of Greek Myths and a beautifully illustrated edition of Zhuangzi, giving it a publishing profile centred on classic translations and traditional Chinese culture. Its authors and translators range from Wittgenstein, Jiang Tingfu, Mitchell, Conan Doyle and Saint-Exupéry to Huang Min, Fu Donghua and Liu Shijie. Public information about its editorial philosophy and series system is limited.
Contents
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- 第一章 新天新地
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- 第二章 雷霆雨露
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- 第三章 十面埋伏
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- 第四章 救命恩人
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- 第五章 动之以情
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- 第六章 血流成河
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- 第七章 所遇非人
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- 第八章 东山再起
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- 第九章 姐弟相见
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- 第十章 有子之喜
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- 第十一章 千刀万剐
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- 第十二章 分道扬镳
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- 第十三章 齐聚一堂
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- （六）
- 第十四章 天各一方
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FAQ
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About the author
Ni Luo is an author about whom little public information is available. What is known is that the author has four works to date, all belonging to the Shuang Jiao series: Shuang Jiao, Shuang Jiao 2, Shuang Jiao 3, and Shuang Jiao: The Finale. These works are commonly classified under modern romance and social fiction, suggesting that the writing deals both with the unfolding of emotional relationships and with depictions of social reality. The Shuang Jiao series is told across multiple consecutive volumes, with a single storyline running through several books, so readers follow the plot in sequence. Because no clear record of the author's life, nationality, or writing career is available, this introduction can only offer a brief account based on the existing bibliographic information; further judgment on style and literary influence must await more material.
