Xia Qingyou spent her senior year in high school between a pile of test papers and two weird classmates.
On the left is the talkative Zheng Haodang, and on the right is the venomous Liu Ruiwei. She secretly liked Lin Zejia on the school bus, received the little flowers Xin Rui hid in her exercise book, and was hugged by Liu Ruiwei on her graduation day, which disrupted her heartbeat.
But her real youth began when she entered Jiangcheng University.
The boy named Xu Jiayang came into her life like an unexpected light. He was gentle, dazzling, and well-controlled, and brought a lot of sunshine to her university.
And Xin Rui, the boy who had been standing behind her since high school, spent four years missing her, and finally understood one thing - brave people have everything first: from secret love to being loved, from looking up to being side by side.
It took Xia Qingyou her entire youth to understand: It turns out that the best way to grow is not to wait for others to love you, but to learn to find yourself in love.
This is a long story spanning high school to college.
There is no golden finger, no romance.
There is only an ordinary girl who finally became her own light through stumbling and stumbling.
Reader comments
I read it on the recommendation of a classmate, who said it gave me a sense of immersion. After listening to the first twenty chapters, I was a little doubtful that I knew the author. Haha, I felt like I was also a part of the story, but the overall pace was slow and not a fun read.
Later, when I was in college, the plot was much more compact, but it was still very interesting. I listened to the book, and I listened to it for almost two hours without realizing it. The author is great, it's faster and more...
I read it on the recommendation of a classmate, who said it gave me a sense of immersion. After listening to the first twenty chapters, I was a little doubtful that I knew the author. Haha, I felt like I was also a part of the story, but the overall pace was slow and not a fun read. Later, when I was in college, the plot was much more compact, but it was still very interesting. I listened to the book, and I listened to it for almost two hours without realizing it. The author is great, it's faster and more...