A Carefree Youth

Name: A Carefree Youth
Author: A Sword Across the Firmament

无脑的青春

by A Sword Across the Firmament (苍穹一剑)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 112k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Farming
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Told in the first person, this is not a feel-good power fantasy. It’s about real feelings and real life. These stories may have happened to you, or to friends around you. This book captures life’s helplessness, the warmth and coldness of human relationships, and the endless variety of the world. Tao Yuhong was born in the countryside in the 1980s. With parents who were relatively open-minded for rural folk and fairly capable, his life should have been better than that of most people his age. But despite being a good student, he kept doing foolish things. Then, in high school, he completely lost his way and went down a path of no return, becoming a street punk in the city. Later, he went to prison. Even after getting out, his foolish ways continued. Still, he had plenty of good qualities too. Over the years, he met and dated many remarkable beauties, and made plenty of brothers...

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