The Unattainable Jiang Yuan
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Summary
She reels him in, then lets go; halfway through the chase, she simply stops—and somehow leaves his heart in complete disarray.
She says, I'm not sure this means I like you. I can only come to you to confirm it. Jiang Yuan, I probably need to date you before I can find the answer.
He thinks, if a relationship can help him understand why Feng Chang affects him so easily, and just how far she can affect him, then let's date. No big deal.
Who would have guessed that in the end, she is the free-spirited one with no heart, and he is the one utterly bewitched, unable to forget her.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Young readers who enjoy urban romance and the woman-pursues-man trope
- Readers drawn to bold heroines and strongly contrasting heroes
- Office workers seeking light, stress-relieving fiction with brisk pacing
- Readers who enjoy emotional push-and-pull and mutual attraction arcs
Not a good fit for
- Readers who prefer serious literary fiction or weighty realist themes
- Readers uninterested in a romance-driven plot or seeking intense dramatic conflict
- Readers with no interest in the “reverse pursuit” setup itself
Reading tips
- Read the first half following the serialized rhythm, savoring the playful chase without rushing to judge who falls first.
- At the turning point in their relationship, look back at each passage where Feng Chang “stops”—her shifting mindset becomes much clearer.
- Best read in segments during commutes or before bed; each chapter ends with a small hook, so continuous reading is more rewarding.
About the publisher
Dook Media Group Limited is a book planning and publishing company focusing on literature and the arts, social sciences and children's books. Its publishing areas cover quality fiction, science fiction, wuxia novels, foreign literature and history. Representative titles in the library include The Complete Short Stories of Isaac Asimov, Yu Hua's novellas and short stories, Gu Cheng's collected works on Ming and Qing history, and Huang Yi's Twin of Brothers and A Step into the Past. Its authors include Isaac Asimov, Yu Hua, Gu Cheng, Huang Yi, Alberto Moravia and Liu Cixin. It plans books using the "super sign" methodology, with a list that brings together science fiction, literary fiction and genre fiction. As public information is limited, this profile is based only on the books in the library.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 第一章 你个烦人精
- 第二章 不打不相识
- 第三章 不是第一次梦见了
- 第四章 无欲则刚，继续保持
- 第五章 不如我们谈恋爱
- 第六章 喜欢不是这么轻率的事情
- 第七章 惊讶又不快
- 第八章 还有人一边肇事一边补救
- 第九章 那可真是久仰大名
- 第十章 好像也不是完全没感觉啊
- 第十一章 好歹也是校友了
- 第十二章 一见钟情，你懂什么
- 第十三章 痴情的人没有好下场
- 第十四章 做我男朋友，谈两天甩了我
- 第十五章 印象深刻的追求者倒是有一个
- 第十六章 不会傻到认为出现真是巧合
- 第十七章 那脸色有够难看的
- 第十八章 大象长成无法忽视的庞然大物
- 第十九章 江原，不敢的是你吧？
- 第二十章 他的好奇不比她少
- 第二十一章 他们没你长得好看
- 第二十二章 一块自习不是个好主意
- 第二十三章 原来小别胜新婚是这么一回事
- 第二十四章 江原，这下算彻底完了
- 第二十五章 这人活着什么都能看见
- 第二十六章 打不过只好想办法得到了
- 第二十七章 真是一如既往的眼神不好
- 第二十八章 他的声音有些哑
- 第二十九章 我想见你，不想看照片
- 第三十章 发给某个言而无信的人
- 第三十一章 我们这样像不像偷情？
- 第三十二章 他的女友独一无二万里挑一
- 第三十三章 我只喜欢你
- 第三十四章 要留下来看孙媳妇
- 第三十五章 畅宝和原宝
- 第三十六章 一夜之间，被推到台前
- 第三十七章 和李岱铮订婚了
- 第三十八章 她要做就做绝
- 第三十九章 凭什么觉得我该站在原地等她？
- 第四十章 熟人好办事，辛苦牺牲色相了
- 第四十一章 谁会在同一个地方跌倒两次
- 第四十二章 所以他最讨厌晚上下雨
- 第四十三章 做了选择就不要再回头
- 第四十四章 儿时噩梦的再次重现
- 第四十五章 未来还有长长久久的时间
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About the author
"A Westward-Flying Wild Goose" (Yizhi Xifeiyan) is a pen name used for online writing; the author's real identity and biographical details are unknown, and publicly available information is limited. The library currently holds one work by this author, the modern romance novel The Uncatchable Jiang Yuan. Judging from this single known work, the author's subject matter centers on modern romance, unfolding around the emotional relationships of urban men and women and carrying the narrative rhythm and emotional tension common to online romance fiction. Because the author has not disclosed a real name, place of origin, educational background, or writing history, outside understanding of the full scope of their work remains very limited, and this introduction can only offer a brief account based on the work itself and its common classification. The pen name carries an imagery reminiscent of classical poetry, forming a faint echo of the author's romance-writing positioning, though no source indicates any deeper meaning behind it. Overall, the author is currently known to readers through a single modern romance work, and their future direction and writing style remain to be observed as more works become available.
