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butterfly: The Devil's Art of Love

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More than a million copies sold and changed the romantic spirit of women across Japan! 133 rules of dating that take men I want at once. The book is a frank story of the love union that was actually experienced and conducted by the author, a highly prized club host of Japanese men. The art of lovemaking, which breaks his heart, cleverly cuts through the mind of a man, is to cry in love and provide specific help to women who are hurt by separation. The text consists of 12 main sections and introduces 133 different laws of love. Each chapter offers a variety of situations that can occur from the pre-dating to the breakup. At this point he tells women to be ‘little devils. ’. A ‘little devil’ is a woman who values herself, is aggressive in love, and doesn't fear separation, that I can love the man I want, if I want to. I tell you how to catch a man I like on a date, how to control my own man I want, how you get out of the wind. While this technique may make it uncomfortable for men to want true love, the author is delivering a key message: Love yourself before loving someone.

Korean title: 악마의 연애술

Korean author: 나비

Korean publisher: 새움

ISBN-13: 9788993964035

Reviews

3.8
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FR*****
February 2, 2010

Little devil? In Korea, this is called a fox. It tells you that foxes are loved more than bears, and the author of this book is a book of his own love. But it's a book that has no problem accepting the fact that it'll be there.

KH*******
January 8, 2010

I bought it with the book Why couldn't I be married? I mean, it was a bit of a contradiction, but it was pretty easy to read, and I had a lot of expectations, but I just... I did.

PX***
December 9, 2009

The Devil's lovemaking is impressive to see in this book's introduction. I'm not sure what I want to do is do what I need to do. A introduction to the book. As I read this book, I thought, is he an experience? Of course, he's an essay. But it was interesting. I'm a man. But we saw men who were preferred by women. Of course, there are sympathetic parts and those that are not. But what's clear is that through the contents of the book, I have become a way of seeing myself again. The book is easy

ST******
December 3, 2009

It seems like I've met a book that is so strange and so embarrassing. Even though it's such a ridiculous book, it doesn't let go. Maybe it's because it teaches you the art of dating. And as we read it, we also see stories that we know about. The only thing is that the author of this book is Japanese, and it's a little bit wider than we are. In the relationship between a man and a woman. It seems that there is much more to use than our country, which is becoming and becoming. Human beings are

YS*****
December 2, 2009

This is a book that has written down how to love with the books of Hostius at a luxury club of Japanese gins. I was so surprised to see his work. And it was not a big deal to learn that he had written a series of essays on women's books, and he was now performing on Rio's broadcasts, based on his experience as a writer, as well as his story as a senior and a prestigious club. I felt again that the country of Japan was sexually open. Maybe. If it were in my country, he would not be able to

RU*******
November 24, 2009

I had often thought that the country is open to sex, and of course it was because I had been exposed to many of the media. But again, the demonic romance I read about shows that I was right. I find it very hard to believe when I see her who cares for me so that I can look at myself as the best product. Of course, there's no chance of romance. But the author, the butterfly, is telling us about basic matters to do in South Vietnam, the psychology of men and women, and what women should do. But

KI*****
November 23, 2009

A very interesting book. A sweet, dark love guide with the kind of romance that I think will put all the men in my arms, the devil's love. The book, with its substrate of the Longjah's Law of Making Him My Man, contains his own Nooh-aw, a author from the best club of Japanese men Hostis. The love nou-hau-ri is the love-ho-hou-san from the fancy club Hostis, and as her ears get hoarse, her eyes swell. What do you have? The secret of love is that, on the first date, I was told that the Devil's

WI******
November 20, 2009

Packaging is a good idea. The point. The story of every month in the magazine. I'll just read it for fun. But I did. This is 1089 won book. Some of them are very, very fire-sharing, possibly. I'm not sure I'll be able to review it because it's so messy. I love this one. Really. It's not worth it. If it's selling well, then marketing wins?

AN***
November 12, 2009

I thought it was a book that aroused curiosity and that had some really premeditated design, but it was also a simple one. It's not like there was a recipe in it, it's just that books are not good. It's a little bit of a diversional book. It's based on his experience, but rather than thinking he's just going to do it the way he does it, is he going to be able to consult or advise you on how he does things? Finally, these books are only referenced to the fact that you have to have some kind of

AO*******
November 12, 2009

I think it's nice to see girls crying and crying at one love and one frequent goodbye. The taboo? to say that you're trying to break it. If you want to be cool, you can do what it says. Anyway, it's fun.

나비: 악마의 연애술
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