Lavishly illustrated in full color and based on the classic Chinese play Xixiang Ji by Wang Shifu, The History of the West Wing tells of the illicit romance between the daughter of a Chinese government official and the roaming scholar who seeks to win her hand. But before he can turn his attentions to his ladylove, the young man must win the heart of her mother When it seems even heroic deeds in the face of murderous bandits will not please the strict matriarch, the young man goes off to become a civil servant. Will he return in time to marry his true love?
My friend and I go to our local book store from time to time on our outings. And I'm notorious for picking up manga books with good artwork and style. I picked this up, took one look at the cover, and knew I was buying it regardless of the story. It was so pretty, and the artwork is breathtaking. She and I read it, and the story is a short sweet and simple romance by far nothing too fancy or intricate. But the artwork makes up for it. I keep this book next to my bedside table just because its pretty to look at. And I catch myself reading it a bit and even through all the way just by picking it up to look at the pretty pages. Worth the money you pay. In the back there are a few illustrations as extras, and they are the best part of the book in my opinion. Its not a thick book either, so it wont be a waste of space. I recommend it if not for the story, but for the art.
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