They All Call Me a Fool

Name: They All Call Me a Fool
Author: Yellow Sand Filling the Sky

他们都叫我傻子

by Yellow Sand Filling the Sky (漫天黄沙)

Status: Completed
Length: 205k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Everyday
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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[Childhood, school, love, memories, partings and deaths, reflections on life]

When I was young, I thought that if I stuck with something, I could surely make it happen. Only later did I understand that everything ultimately comes down to fate.

When Cao Lina and I hooked pinkies and made our promise, I was sure I could keep it. In the end, though, nothing went as I had hoped.

When Han Jiayi told me, “I’ll wait for you at university,” all that awaited us in the end was a curtain call and a crowd dispersing.

It turns out that though we travel farther and farther along the road of life, we grow lonelier with every step.

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