
A Letter to Our Days of Youth
写给我们的那段小时光
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 217k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
96Chapters
586Reads · all time
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It is a very good book, written very close to reality. The college life of the post-80s generation was written so vividly by the author that I cried while reading it. Some of the plots made me feel like I was actually there. Our generation has too much burden, but the author finally put down all the burdens, which is great.
The real and ordinary high school life is described in a eloquent way. It is very simple. Food in the cafeteria and recess exercises are all very down-to-earth. It is similar to our high school life. "After class, everyone lies on the table, as if they were shot by machine guns." It is too real.
Real and good writing, vivid and simple writing about the beautiful life on campus
It is a very simple, detailed and real youth story, as if we have returned to our high school days and remembered ourselves as silly and innocent.
Very realistic description, the story is told in a eloquent way, very beautiful and simple.
Not bad. It feels like it's being narrated. The story is a bit bland and ordinary.
A very vivid and interesting youth story. This is the real mortal song. It is very real.