Family misfortune, interpersonal inferiority, and ups and downs. This is a story about a young man's troubles, pain, and struggles in growing up: Where should he go with the pressure from his family? How to accept an invitation from an enthusiastic classmate? How does it feel to like someone?
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Youth is a gorgeous painting, painted by us; youth is an immortal hymn, sung by us; youth is still a yellowed film, rewinding in memories. But youth is not only the sweetness of candy, but also the sourness of lemons, the bitterness of traditional Chinese medicine, the spiciness of chili peppers, and the saltiness of sweat. Our youth is like this, and so is Li Bin's youth.
Reader comments
Very pretty. I don't know if the author has watched the anime Mirai Nikki. There is a character inside who looks very similar to Ye Mo. Very elegant and sees through everything. Turns out she likes the male protagonist. . . . .
The writing is very beautiful, the emotions are vividly depicted, and the realistic plot can often arouse resonance. It feels like the author has written out his own experience. I have a small question, is the realistic ending be or he?
I watched the ending again before I understood that he only exists in a beautiful bubble.
It is a new book and a newcomer. The pace is very slow. It tells the story of a bad boy who is redeemed. Please read it patiently.
It can be seen that the author has grown up. Although the beginning is a bit vicious, the middle period is still understandable. The ending is quite good. In response to that sentence, the Chinese are really good at writing tragedies.
The writing is very realistic and wonderful. Good luck to the author. I feel that the rating is a bit low. Although I have only read more than 20 chapters, at least I think it is an eight-point standard. Maybe it was a little bit poisonous in the early stage. This Ye Mo is inexplicably plotting against the protagonist [almost crying]
Come on author, but it's so frustrating. Readers have a sense of immersion.
It's a very interesting novel, but it feels so depressing to be Li Bin. He didn't have a good childhood. I hope the author can give him a good ending in the future.
Hope there will be a good ending
It's a very interesting novel, I'm currently following it. I really like this kind of subject matter
This book was so painful to read. I feel that the author is very similar to me. My biggest fantasy now is to travel back to high school. I also have some misunderstandings with my high school crush and I dream about her every day. .
It's really good, especially Master Zhou [laughing]
Nice campus article
Good book, very emotional
Author, who is the heroine?
It's pretty good, but there's a little problem
It's a little bit poisonous in the early stage, but I can watch it in the mid-term. If you want to watch it, you have to be a little bit more poison-resistant.
Overall it's okay, but what I don't understand is why a kid in the first grade of junior high school can pretend to [cover his face] to scare the protagonist like that
Very real, reminds me of my junior high school life
It was pretty good, maybe the part about the epidemic was a bit uninteresting. I'm looking forward to the high school stage.
Hurry up and update [rolls eyes] or you'll have to watch it all again
Come on, author! It's really well written. I feel the same way [sending my heart]
Very pretty. I don't know if the author has watched the anime Mirai Nikki. There is a character inside who looks very similar to Ye Mo. Very elegant and sees through everything. Turns out she likes the male protagonist. . . . .
The writing is very beautiful, the emotions are vividly depicted, and the realistic plot can often arouse resonance. It feels like the author has written out his own experience. I have a small question, is the realistic ending be or he? I watched the ending again before I understood that he only exists in a beautiful bubble.
It is a new book and a newcomer. The pace is very slow. It tells the story of a bad boy who is redeemed. Please read it patiently. It can be seen that the author has grown up. Although the beginning is a bit vicious, the middle period is still understandable. The ending is quite good. In response to that sentence, the Chinese are really good at writing tragedies.
The writing is very realistic and wonderful. Good luck to the author. I feel that the rating is a bit low. Although I have only read more than 20 chapters, at least I think it is an eight-point standard. Maybe it was a little bit poisonous in the early stage. This Ye Mo is inexplicably plotting against the protagonist [almost crying]
Come on author, but it's so frustrating. Readers have a sense of immersion.
It's a very interesting novel, but it feels so depressing to be Li Bin. He didn't have a good childhood. I hope the author can give him a good ending in the future.
Hope there will be a good ending
It's a very interesting novel, I'm currently following it. I really like this kind of subject matter
This book was so painful to read. I feel that the author is very similar to me. My biggest fantasy now is to travel back to high school. I also have some misunderstandings with my high school crush and I dream about her every day. .
It's really good, especially Master Zhou [laughing]
Nice campus article
Good book, very emotional
Author, who is the heroine?
It's pretty good, but there's a little problem
It's a little bit poisonous in the early stage, but I can watch it in the mid-term. If you want to watch it, you have to be a little bit more poison-resistant.
Overall it's okay, but what I don't understand is why a kid in the first grade of junior high school can pretend to [cover his face] to scare the protagonist like that
Very real, reminds me of my junior high school life
It was pretty good, maybe the part about the epidemic was a bit uninteresting. I'm looking forward to the high school stage. Hurry up and update [rolls eyes] or you'll have to watch it all again
Come on, author! It's really well written. I feel the same way [sending my heart]