Xiǎoshuō lǐ de nánzhǔ jué shì ge ruǎnlángmí, zuìzhōng cái xǐngwù guòlái.
The male lead in the novel is a lovestruck wanderer who only comes to his senses at the end.
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From the Ruan Zhao legend: a Han-era man who followed fairy women into the mountains and, lost in pleasure, never found his way back. Later a Tang-dynasty 教坊曲 tune name, cemented by the Tang poet-priestess Li Ye's line 莫学阮郎迷 - 'do not get lost like young Ruan.'
