[Campus+sweet pet+secret love comes true+two-way rush+slow-burn novel+little sweet article+youth group portrait]
"Our Seventeen-Year-Old Has No End", also known as "Gravity"
Lu Haoye's youth was a grand, silent one-man show, and the heroine was the girl named Qing Anhan from the next class.
He thought that no one knew this secret, but he didn't know:
His best brother has already prepared two sets of words for him: "assist" and "comfort";
The best friend next to her was jumping anxiously because of her "lack of understanding";
Even the owner of the noodle shop she frequented would tacitly add an extra spoonful of his favorite toppings when he peeked at her.
This is a long secret love that happens "under everyone's nose".
From their youthful days in high school, to going to college together, to entering the adult world hand in hand... They stumbled and grew up, and the noisy group of friends around them was always the warmest footnote of youth.
Later, at the wedding, friends cheered and asked, "Brother Lu, how does it feel to have a secret love come true?"
He looked at her wearing a white gauze beside him and smiled: "It feels like I spent my entire youth waiting for a reunion that was already destined."
Reader comments
The work successfully created an immersive feeling on a Chinese high school campus around 2009. From honor roll rankings, preparation for physics competitions, and the "assistance system" that arranges seats according to grades, to summer cram schools, occupying seats in the library, and buying popsicles at the canteen, these scenes have precise details and can instantly bring readers back to their youth. In particular, the description of academic pressure does not beautify or escape, and shows the true state of how young people find a balance between academics and emotions in the context of exam-oriented education.
The work successfully created an immersive feeling on a Chinese high school campus around 2009. From honor roll rankings, preparation for physics competitions, and the "assistance system" that arranges seats according to grades, to summer cram schools, occupying seats in the library, and buying popsicles at the canteen, these scenes have precise details and can instantly bring readers back to their youth. In particular, the description of academic pressure does not beautify or escape, and shows the true state of how young people find a balance between academics and emotions in the context of exam-oriented education.