My Gray Youth Keeps Colliding with Colorful Surprises

This book was a revelation. The author's profound literary talent is evident. Using a protagonist embodying a down-on-his-luck youth, the author articulates their own perspectives through the character's voice, showing us how people from different social classes live different lives and how different characters struggle between dreams and reality.

Aside from the Summer Cup, this book is absolutely unbeatable. The emotions are incredibly delicate, and the writing is simply divine. However, the male lead's loser persona falters a bit towards the end; it would be better if it were written more realistically. But I have to say, if the male and female leads go their separate ways later on, you can expect your parents to be flying around the world! The beginning was so sweet; if you're going to say it's over, you're kidding me! 🙂

The writing is superb, and the content is excellent, but I don't know when it started, but the "literary youth" style, the colorful youth, always has to start with sadness. It's as if youth is only about decline, always about being suppressed, always about feeling lost before encountering light, always about poor grades, dreams that can't be pursued, and rarely about having one's own glimmer of light, or encountering a spark. Forcing oneself to write new verses and feigning sorrow

The plot is good, but the emotional transitions are a bit abrupt. It allowed me, who has a monotonous life, to see a different kind of high school life. Although I returned to a monotonous life after quitting the app, it also showed me another kind of colorful life. No, why is the score so low?

The writing is decent, but it lacks polish. It's clear that the character designs and values are inspired by slightly darker novels like Dragon Raja and Oregairu (uncertain). However, when writing about class conflict, it's easy to get bogged down in details. Hopefully, the writing will stabilize later on and not fall apart.

Giving myself five stars isn't too much to ask, is it?

I underestimated this book; it still suits my taste quite well. Some parts are a bit rough, but the writing is really good. You can feel the emotions conveyed; it's very comfortable. I've been staying up until now, January 21st, almost four hours, very comfortable. Volume 1. Thank you, author, keep it up!

The writing is very strong, unlike what you'd expect from a local. There are about four girls who have significant relationships with the main character, but it's not a harem story. Ugh, Li Xiazhi's storyline is so sweet!

That cicada-filled summer has ended, and the sighs in my heart cannot be expressed with these cold words. Perhaps we all harbor memories that belong only to Shuyao. Looking back, the fragments of those memories vanish like smoke in my palm. It's midsummer again, with cicadas chirping incessantly and butterflies fluttering about. Let me dedicate this song to everyone watching...

Give that summer a perfect ending. Thank you, author. To hell with the prince, princess and knight, Xia Fan and Jiang Shuyao. Your book has shown countless people the unspoken secrets of youth. Who says there's no future? It's just that we didn't dare to speak up back then. Give them and our youth a happy ending. Adolescence is too short, life is long. On behalf of Xia Fan and me from that year, I shout: Jiang Shuyao (Yan Ruo), I will definitely marry you someday! Where's your new book?