The Evening Star Meets the Scorching Sun
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Genre-fiction readers who like light suspense running alongside a romance line
- Readers who prefer dual-strong partnerships and the setup of searching for the truth together
- People who want light, continuous reading on the commute or before bed
- Readers interested in blunt confessions and cold-faced snarky banter
Not a good fit for
- Readers expecting rigorous honkaku mystery and complex tricks
- Pure-suspense readers who do not accept a romance line taking up a large portion
- Readers who prefer slow-paced, literary narration
Reading tips
- First read continuously by chapter until the two formally partner up, then judge whether it suits your taste
- Keep case clues and emotional progression in separate notes to follow the dual-line rhythm
- Slow down at dialogue-dense passages and notice the differences in the characters' tones
- After finishing, revisit the opening to appreciate the resonance brought by the change in their relationship
About the publisher
Guizhou People's Publishing House is a comprehensive publisher based in Guizhou, with publishing directions covering architecture, foreign literature, Eastern philosophy and history. Its library currently holds 232 titles, including representative works such as Liang Sicheng's A History of Chinese Architecture, Yasunari Kawabata's Snow Country, The Old Capital, The Izu Dancer and Thousand Cranes, Mou Zongsan's Nineteen Lectures on Chinese Philosophy, Jiang Tingfu's Modern Chinese History and Rashomon. Its author resources span architecture, foreign literature and philosophical studies. These titles show that the press both introduces foreign literary classics, including Japanese literature, and continues to publish academic and general-interest works on Chinese architectural history, Chinese philosophy and modern history, reflecting a publishing profile that balances Chinese and foreign works and combines classics with accessible reading. Public information on its fuller publishing history and key series is limited, so no speculation is offered here.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 楔子 绝对不能忘
- 第一章 你好，季医生
- 第二章 送你回家
- 第三章 我们不熟
- 第四章 眼中的宠溺
- 第五章 我要追你了
- 第六章 你心里的我
- 第七章 我会保护你
- 第八章 乌云过境
- 第九章 所见即深渊
- 第十章 星星坠落时
- 尾声 未来是道光
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About the author
Shi Wei is an author for whom only limited public information is available: nationality, dates of birth and death, and an English name cannot currently be confirmed. Even so, several works offer readers a sense of this author's writing. The library holds three titles by Shi Wei: Where Do the Clouds Come From, The Final Journey, and Evening Star Meets the Bright Sun. Judging by their common categories, the works span youth literature, prose and miscellaneous writings, and contemporary romance, with themes tending toward emotional experience and personal growth. The style is delicate and restrained, unfolding feeling through everyday moments and relationships. Though the subjects vary, the books share a sustained attention to life stages, partings, and encounters. The titles of the representative works also suggest reflection on origins, endings, and warm moments, showing that the author retains a personal voice within genre writing. Because biographical and reflective materials are lacking, nothing can yet be said about influences, personal history, or writing philosophy; readers may approach the works directly to appreciate the style.
