Little Guy
by One Grass
About This Novel
This is a human forest. Later, everyone who knew Su Yang didn't know what price he paid for his just right manners and understatement of indifference. Growth is a treasure map, with everything in it, but the road is full of thorns, with traps and hidden weapons everywhere. The teacher taught us a lot of knowledge, but he didn't tell us how to love. When Su Yang walked into this university, he didn't know that he would meet three people like this - Dazuo, Shaqiang and Tang Youyou. They give him life's flavors of friendship and love, warmth and joy, as well as cruelty and harm. These emotional legacies, carrying years that can be wasted at will, whizzed by in Su Yang's youthful years, with a sharp and loud voice. And we only have the youthful and frivolous loneliness. How can we not collapse this universe when we are young and angry? So, this is a slightly sad little character's growth story. When Su Yang had gone through all the tribulations and had nothing left, he finally understood that he could not change the world, or even himself. Therefore, this is still a story about dreams. Su Yang and his brothers once naively thought that poetry and the distance were everything in their lives. They ran in the rain and cried after drinking. They were young and frivolous, lonely and brave, and lived their lives as beautiful as poetry but unreal. Of course, this is more of a love story. When Tang Youyou told Su Yang: We are the two people who are least likely to be together in the world, so our love is even more worthy of commemoration. Su Yang cried and said: Memorial, that is loss. I thought I would only love one person in my life, but I still lost you. What kind of story is this? I don't know, maybe every little character with a different destiny can see himself differently and get a different ending. Yes, the story can be fictional, but our destiny has already been determined. And from nothing to an annual salary of one million, it is just a story of a small person.
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