Qiu Si

The story takes place in a remote village. Lijuan's beauty constantly subjects her to teasing and lustful gazes, turning her initial pride into anxiety and distress. To protect herself, she brings home a young man she's just met, Liangqing. This offers a brief escape from those filthy gazes, and every day is filled with sweetness. Lijuan and Liangqing develop feelings for each other. One day, while they're making out in the shower room, Lijuan discovers the obscene Lao Huang peeping in. Lao Huang also desires intimacy with Lijuan, but Lijuan sternly refuses.

One day, Lijuan was attacked on her way home. When she woke up from her coma, she saw only Lao Huang's disgusting face and his hurried escape. She realized that her greatest fear had happened to her. As she was heartbroken and wanted to commit suicide, the flames of hatred ignited in her heart.

Lijuan was forced to leave her hometown. Despite the companionship of others, she could never fill the void in her heart, nor could she overcome the walls that trapped her. She yearned for her homeland and its people, longing for it. One day, years later, she seized the opportunity to return home and calmly set in motion her plan to make Old Huang experience the same pain and suffering she had endured. While this story seemed to be the end, it was actually the beginning of another story of revenge...

The story peels back the threads of hatred, layer by layer, revealing the choices between good and evil within. When a person loses the meaning of life, is the best solution to perish alongside the evildoer? Will the story conclude perfectly when the villain you consider evil is punished?

Ma Tu Tu

A native of Malaysia,
I like to use the local Malaysian language.
Writing the story of Malaysian Tutu.

His writing reflects his personality; Ma Tutu's works are everything to him.
To him, it doesn't matter whether he is male or female, old or young,
What matters is how well the work is written.
The Ma Tutu who writes is the real Ma Tutu.

If you want to know more about Ma Tu Tu,
The only way is to read Ma Tutu’s novels.