Youth***

When pain comes, don't always ask, why is it me? Because when happiness comes, you have never asked this question. ——"Youth White Paper" Su Xiaonan & He Xu First of all, I think the ending is very complete, everything is just right, everything stops at just the right place. But in fact, I wanted to give this novel a low score earlier, and even gave it a five-star rating. The reason why I gave it a three-star rating was because of the sentence above. It was the ending that changed my mind. The main reason why I want to give him a low score is that he has too many people and things to deal with, but it can also be said that this is more realistic! This novel can be considered a single redemption novel! The male protagonist didn't have any bad experiences, but the female protagonist had divorced parents and had a great grandmother. The female protagonist also had some... Slowness and withdrawal in any relationship due to her childhood experiences, and she also had trouble adapting. Near the end, she was irritated by the second female lead's sarcasm. In the early stage, the characters of the male and female protagonists were bland, and I didn't feel there were any big signs when they got along with each other. When I saw the later scenes, I was a little confused. I didn't know how the relationship and the plot developed to that point, but it also felt like it was a matter of course! In fact, the main description of this novel is the heroine. The heroine's family situation and friends are described in more detail. The male protagonist's situation is not described very much. Mainly because there is nothing to write about. The hero's life has always been very dull, without any big setbacks or ups and downs. I looked at it and it seems that the most unsatisfactory thing about this novel is the ending, but what I like the most is that ending and that sentence. The writing is good, no major issues

I opened this book when I was bored, and it saved me from a night of book drought. Perhaps I prefer this style, which is light but not boring. After reading it for a while, I was completely immersed in it. The story is plain and somewhat realistic, especially the drifting apart between the heroine and her four friends in high school. Something similar happened to me. There are also some words in the book that I agree with very much. I feel that the author describes the emotions very delicately, without too much action, but I vaguely feel that it should be like that. I like the heroine's mother very much and envy her for having such an open-minded mother, but that's just envy. "Everyone has his or her own life," and so do family members and friends. Probably the only thing I don't understand is those complicated emotions. After all, there is no such mess around me like you like me and I like him, and there is also the thing about Qing that I don't like.

It was great. It was just a boring way to kill time at the beginning. Then I saw that there were many people in the book with the same name as me, and there were many stories that overlapped with what happened to me in real life. I was very surprised, and I even suspected that the author knew me or was my friend. But after reading the book, I gradually put it down. It was just a lot of coincidences, and the ending was quite happy. What role do we play in the story called youth?

How many good friends do you remember? What kind of touch did they bring to you, and what kind of warmth did they bring to you? Many years later, will you be grateful for having her in your youth and you in his youth? ——"Youth White Paper"

It's very good, there is a sense of ritual in the ordinary, and the ending can have a lot of unfinished beauty~

This book is super good-looking and gives people a very real feeling. The male and female protagonists secretly like each other and are very close to each other. They appear in time when the other is most sad and warm each other. It is a sweet text. "Everyone has his own path to walk" is the mantra given to us by this book [love]

The ending is a bit rushed

After watching it, I want to know why the male protagonist had dinner with Lu Tingting in high school and allowed her to grab his arm.

It made me learn some principles in the human world, which was almost the same as the book.

This book reminded me of my youth. I like Su Xiaonan very much, her liveliness and cheerfulness are very attractive. However, I kind of disliked her ex-boyfriend and thought he was a bit selfish. The high school life described in the book is very real and makes me feel for myself. Overall, this is a very good youth novel worth reading.

It's not too amazing, but it's a steady flow, with laughter and tears, but it's all for the better!

It's pretty good, it feels like it's being narrated

I haven't seen the back part, why didn't I write about it? The author, Dada, wants to see their future lives, as well as Chenxi and the others.