Taming
Tags
Summary
At night her brother opens her door and kisses her. Yet by day he looks coldly at the red marks on her neck and says, "Gu Chunhui, must I remind you? You're only seventeen."
Cold and distant is him; intimate and entwined is him. And in the end, he is the one tamed. Two souls kneel at her feet, both telling her they love her.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Adult fiction readers who can accept dark taboo subjects
- Readers who enjoy high-intensity emotional tension in short fiction
- Those interested in day-night contrast and psychologically oppressive narrative
Not a good fit for
- Readers uncomfortable with sibling intimacy setups
- Readers who need a clear moral stance or healing-oriented content
- Underage readers and those who prefer light campus romance
Reading tips
- First read once to feel the day-night structural contrast, then look back and sort out the character-relationship reversals.
- While reading, distinguish fictional tension from real-world ethics; do not treat the setup as a relationship model.
- It is short; consider reading it in one sitting, then writing two or three sentences of your own judgment.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 1.夜晚
- 2.白天
- 3.隐蔽
- 4.宝宝
- 5.改造
- 6.察觉
- 7.拌嘴
- 8.渐近
- 9.萤火
- 10.问题
- 11.血缘
- 12.道歉
- 13.认人
- 14.触碰
- 15.暗面
- 16.发现
- 17.回城
- 18.询问
- 19.哄哄
- 20.一隅
- 21.叹息
- 22.坦白
- 23.撑腰
- 24.出逃
- 25.属于
- 26.啊咧
- 27.面对
- 28.抱歉
- 29.哥哥
- 30.袒露
- 31.烟蒂
- 32.疑问
- 33.问答
- 34.赝品
- 35.诱哄
- 36.惶惶
- 37.回溯
- 38.藏匿(1)
- 39.藏匿(2)
- 40.白昼
- 41.窥探
- 42.潜伏
- 43.夜色
- 44.秘密
- 45.教训
- 46.无畏
- 47.火线
- 48.引火(1)
- 49.引火(2)
- 50.引火(3)
- 51.引火(4)
- 52.引火(5)
- 53.火热
- 54.放开
- 55.隐衷
- 56.勋章
- 57.沉船
- 58.终点
FAQ
Is this book realistic or fictional?
Why does the brother seem like two different people by day and by night?
Who is tamed in the ending?
Comments
Find this book
This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
Bai Ri Fei Ya is an author who has attracted attention in the field of Chinese youth literature. Public information about the author is relatively limited; two works can currently be confirmed, with Island Slumber and Taming as representative titles. Judging from these two works, the writing centers on youth literature, unfolding narratives around the emotional relationships and psychological changes of adolescent characters, and showing clear characteristics of contemporary youth literature in its choice of subject matter. Although the number of works is small, they have gathered a certain readership through serialization and publication, and the related titles have generated some discussion among readers of youth literature. Because the author has not disclosed personal information such as nationality, dates of birth and death, or an English name, little is known about the author's life, and existing introductions can only be summarized on the basis of the works themselves. Overall, Bai Ri Fei Ya's writing takes youthful emotional narrative as its core, with language and atmosphere close to the reading habits of young readers, making the author a noteworthy voice in recent youth literature writing.