Help! This novel captures the campus youth of the post-80s generation.
Babies! Discover a treasure novel that will make the DNA of those born in the 70s and 80s beat wildly! ! When you turn the first page, you are dragged into an era where there were no smartphones, people used QQ to date online, and wrote letters to express love. Every detail is so real that it feels like you are looking through your own youth album!
The protagonist of the story, Chen Mo, is a stubborn girl who came from the countryside. When she first entered the normal school, she wore old-fashioned braids and whitewashed school uniforms, making her inconspicuous in the crowd. But the gears of fate began to turn from the class teacher's words, "You will be the class leader"! She gritted her teeth and shouldered class affairs, sorted out materials in the study room late at night, and led the whole class to cheer for her at the sports meeting. She transformed from a girl with low self-esteem into a popular figure on campus.
What's even more amazing is her romantic relationship with Liu Yang, the head of the Discipline Department of the Student Union! One is the cold-faced senior who is resolute in checking late arrivals, and the other is the hot-blooded monitor who always pleads for his classmates. The famous scene of the two "battling wits and courage" in the corridor made my crazy aunt laugh! She secretly stuffed lollipops into Liu Yang's desk, and the details of holding an umbrella for her on a rainy day but getting half of her body wet. Help! This is the implicit romance unique to the post-80s generation!
But how can campus life be so simple? Man Yanyan and Diao Qiqi, the "double-faced besties", directly pushed the plot to the climax! Man Yanyan is gentle and considerate on the surface, but secretly stumbles Diao Qiqi; Diao Qiqi has a vicious tongue and a sense of justice, and can always pull Chen Mo out of the trough at critical moments. The daily routine of the three of them talking at night in the dormitory and grabbing food in the cafeteria is very similar.
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Recalling the post-80s students studying in school, the youth of a generation
Recalling the post-80s students studying in school, the youth of a generation