Torn Brocade
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A good fit for
- 喜欢都市虐恋和家族恩怨题材的言情读者
- 想了解匪我思存早期创作与网络言情出版脉络的读者
- 偏爱冷静克制、悲剧收束的爱情故事的读者
- 对商战背景下情感博弈感兴趣的年轻读者
Not a good fit for
- 期待轻松甜宠、圆满结局的读者
- 不喜情感算计与人物反复试探拉扯的读者
Reading tips
- 先读正文三章,再读番外《满盘皆输》,能看清作者如何把恩怨延伸到下一代
- 留意书名“裂锦”和“锦袍”“锦上花”等意象,它们是作者表达主题的关键
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New World Press is a comprehensive publisher whose list spans documentary literature, popular science, military studies, literary appreciation, social sciences and essays. Its titles reflect a broad editorial vision: documentary works such as Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption and A Civil Action; classic translations including On the Origin of Species and On War; and literary works such as Six Records of a Floating Life and Wu Guanzhong's selected essays on beauty and painting. Its authors include Laura Hillenbrand, Charles Darwin, Carl von Clausewitz, Shen Fu and Daniel Everett, showing a balance between translated and original works. Publicly available information on its fuller publishing profile and features is limited.
Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: If Life Were Only as Before Our First Meeting
- Chapter 2: The Epiphyllum Bloomed for a Moment
- Chapter 3: She Is Lonelier Than Fireworks
- Extra: The Whole Board Lost
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《裂锦》和《芙蓉簟》是同一本书吗?
这本书的结局是悲剧吗?
《裂锦》是匪我思存的第一本书吗?
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About the author
Fei Wo Si Cun, whose real name is Ai Jingjing, was born on December 26, 1978, in Zhongxiang, Hubei. She is a contemporary Chinese romance novelist and screenwriter, a member of the National Committee of the China Writers Association, and vice chair of the Hubei Writers Association. She published her first novel, Lie Jin, in 2005. Her representative works include Dong Gong, Jiaqi Rumeng, Qianshan Muxue, Too Late to Say I Love You, and Lonely Empty Courtyard with Late Spring, many of which have been adapted for television, earning her the title “Queen of Tragedy.” Her writing is known for its delicate portrayal of emotional entanglements and the ups and downs of fate, and has had a broad influence on romance readers. The library holds three of her works, including the complete two-volume edition of Le You Yuan and its upper and lower volumes; the work was adapted into a television series of the same name starring Xu Kai and Jing Tian. It is commonly categorized as time-travel and alternate-world fiction.