Rime ice, a geographical phenomenon that is extremely rare in cold regions.
Whenever it appears, water vapor carefully dresses itself up, becoming a dazzling ornament on the trees and greeting the bitter cold in all its beauty.
Its graceful shapes and fragile appearance are just like our youth.
Rime ice is beautiful. In years that shine like rime ice, you can read Between Two Worlds and witness the brilliance of human nature and emotion in a virtual protagonist from a game world, experiencing a warmth that can be hard to find even in real life.
Or, turn the page and enter a strange, dangerous society. As the male lead’s dual identity clashes with the feelings budding during adolescence, even someone as steady as he is may find himself out of his depth. But all these problems will be resolved in the story of The Two-Faced Academic Prodigy.
Of course, rime ice is fragile, too. In Afterglow Like Night, you’ll see even more forms of bullying, and the broken lives they leave behind.
When forced to choose between love and dreams, what would you do?
In No Regrets Against the Current, the heroine, already burdened with heavy responsibilities, will face this dilemma and ultimately make a choice she won’t regret.
Rime ice has these two qualities, and so it is complex.
The Story of Chen Xiaopang is a portrait of most ordinary people. They’re above average at whatever they do, neither outstanding nor falling behind.
Against the backdrop of extreme exam-oriented education, the protagonist’s feelings are affected by someone who isn’t a third party, as they weather the trials of high school. Standardized Learning Generation brings you the latest report.
A youth like rime ice is common, because, like rime ice, it forms beautifully and lasts only briefly.
