Lin Yi is a young man who feels that youth is meaningless. Time flies and he has become a high school student.
He found that he was in the same class as the person he failed to confess to in junior high school and a "mute" girl he met during the summer vacation.
He originally wanted to have no contact with anyone, but due to some special reasons, his fate was entangled with these two girls.
Faced with the entanglement of the person who once attracted his heart and the silent companionship of the "mute" girl, will Lin Yi continue to choose to be alone?
Reader comments
I have never been able to write book reviews, let alone evaluate other people's efforts. However, the absurdity of youth forces me to express some emotion. Regardless of whether my crush during the three years of high school was good or bad, it still created a colorful chapter in my youth. Although it ended up being the end of my youth, I still remember it as a momentary shock in my memory. This story is very well written, but for me there is only one thing that falls short of perfection. It is so wonderful.
I don't dare to talk loudly. Everyone is like me. For me, youth is a time of madness and broken pens. Whether it is the previous high school or the current university, I don't think that a wonderful beginning will be matched with an ending that resonates with the beginning. Just like "The Peony Pavilion", I think Du Liniang's death is the final ending.
I have read a little bit, and so far I can read this book fairly smoothly. Is this the author's first time writing? I feel that the processing and control of some plots are relatively jerky, and most of the plots have no outstanding "key points" and are more bland and daily, and the chapter names are also "sloppy". Maybe the author himself knows that some chapters are "watery".
Finally, writing is not easy, so give me five stars, come on! (*❛ั∀❛)✧*.
The author has great writing skills and the article is so sweet.
It feels a bit old-fashioned when I read it, but not much, so I support it (why do we write about the protagonist's gay friend first in the first four chapters?)
It looks okay. The biggest drawback is that the titles of each chapter look uncomfortable, but the content is still okay.
It's an excellent book, but it feels like a boring, everyday book. I don't know if anyone will get tired of it.
Beautiful and well written
Overall not bad
High school is great, there are many memories that touch my youth.
Although it's sci-fi, it's very sweet😁😁
Reflect the reality of campus life
It's pretty cool, but some of the character names and class names are too wrong.
Hope it can be modified
God, and the author must work hard and believe in himself
Are there two heroines? There are still a few [top posts][top posts]
The author's writing style is good, and the writing is also very immersive. The plot is also relatively good, but it is not coherent and has many holes that are not filled in. It is a short story.
The author's writing is very good and the writing style is very clear. The characters and scenes are all okay, but the plot is a bit slow and needs to be updated faster [please update]
Like it very much mmmmmmmm!
Didn't Dai Yuhan refuse to confess her feelings?
What a wise article, it's good to read. I'd love to read more.
We ate out. You did it. You did it. You're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done
It's pretty good, like watching a Japanese love show
I have never been able to write book reviews, let alone evaluate other people's efforts. However, the absurdity of youth forces me to express some emotion. Regardless of whether my crush during the three years of high school was good or bad, it still created a colorful chapter in my youth. Although it ended up being the end of my youth, I still remember it as a momentary shock in my memory. This story is very well written, but for me there is only one thing that falls short of perfection. It is so wonderful. I don't dare to talk loudly. Everyone is like me. For me, youth is a time of madness and broken pens. Whether it is the previous high school or the current university, I don't think that a wonderful beginning will be matched with an ending that resonates with the beginning. Just like "The Peony Pavilion", I think Du Liniang's death is the final ending.
I have read a little bit, and so far I can read this book fairly smoothly. Is this the author's first time writing? I feel that the processing and control of some plots are relatively jerky, and most of the plots have no outstanding "key points" and are more bland and daily, and the chapter names are also "sloppy". Maybe the author himself knows that some chapters are "watery". Finally, writing is not easy, so give me five stars, come on! (*❛ั∀❛)✧*.
The author has great writing skills and the article is so sweet.
It feels a bit old-fashioned when I read it, but not much, so I support it (why do we write about the protagonist's gay friend first in the first four chapters?)
It looks okay. The biggest drawback is that the titles of each chapter look uncomfortable, but the content is still okay.
It's an excellent book, but it feels like a boring, everyday book. I don't know if anyone will get tired of it.
Beautiful and well written
Overall not bad
High school is great, there are many memories that touch my youth.
Although it's sci-fi, it's very sweet😁😁
Reflect the reality of campus life
It's pretty cool, but some of the character names and class names are too wrong. Hope it can be modified
God, and the author must work hard and believe in himself
Are there two heroines? There are still a few [top posts][top posts]
The author's writing style is good, and the writing is also very immersive. The plot is also relatively good, but it is not coherent and has many holes that are not filled in. It is a short story.
The author's writing is very good and the writing style is very clear. The characters and scenes are all okay, but the plot is a bit slow and needs to be updated faster [please update]
Like it very much mmmmmmmm!
Didn't Dai Yuhan refuse to confess her feelings?
What a wise article, it's good to read. I'd love to read more.
We ate out. You did it. You did it. You're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done, you're done
It's pretty good, like watching a Japanese love show