Liao Yaoxiang slammed the table and smashed the cup to plead guilty in public

Since I don't know the specific 'I plead guilty telenovela', I can't tell you the main characters.

I'm sorry, I don't know the specific full story of 'I plead guilty telenovela'. You may try to search for it on some official TV show platforms or relevant drama review websites.

In a public table story, the 'first foot' could symbolize the beginning or the initiating factor. For instance, it might be the first person who put their foot under the table in a busy pub, and from that moment, a series of events unfolded which form the story. This could involve interactions with other people at the table, exchanges of ideas or even a bit of a mystery.

This is a rather strange combination of words. Since 'footjob' has inappropriate connotations, let's ignore that part. A 'first public table story' could be about a significant event that took place at a table in a public setting. It could be something like the first time a group of friends shared an important announcement while sitting at a table in a park or a restaurant.

I don't know which'slammed novel' you're referring to, so I can't tell who the author is.

Well, without more context it's hard to say precisely. However, if we consider the word'slammed' in a more metaphorical sense, it might be about a character who has their world turned upside down suddenly. For example, they could lose their job, a loved one, or face a big disappointment. The novel could then follow their struggle to pick up the pieces and find a new direction in life.

A'slammed romance novel' could potentially be a novel that combines the typical elements of a romance, such as love, passion, and relationships, with a more edgy or intense style. It might involve characters who have a very tempestuous relationship, where their emotions are so strong that they seem to collide or slam into each other. The story could also be set in a fast - paced environment or have a plot that moves very quickly, slamming the reader from one event to another. This can create a very engaging and exciting reading experience for those who enjoy a more dynamic type of romance novel.

It could mean to harshly criticize a novel. Maybe the person didn't like the plot, the characters, or the writing style, so they'slammed' it, which is to express strong negative opinions about it.

I'm not sure about a lot of'slammed romance novels' specifically named that way, but 'The Fault in Our Stars' by John Green has some elements that could be considered. The love between the two main characters is intense and they face a lot of difficult situations. It's a story that really slams you with emotions as you read about their journey through love and illness. Another one could be 'Pride and Prejudice' in a sense. The relationship between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy has a lot of ups and downs. They have misunderstandings and then strong feelings for each other which develop in a somewhat slamming way as they clash and then come together.

Love, for sure. It's about the relationship between the characters, their feelings for each other.