The story tells the story of Ake, a senior college student who is about to graduate, and his classmates. The author tries to restore a true picture of college life to readers and tells the final life of a real college student that you have to believe. The author uses his own personal experience of one year to tell the story of college campus life that is happening right now.
They are a group of people who are ready for life. Because the society has given us college students too many pronouns, we have to do many facts that should not be our responsibility; because we are about to graduate and under work pressure, we are tested; because we are emotionally ignorant and not familiar with the world, we who are immature have to rise and fall in the emotional whirlpool. Because of too many reasons, "preparation" has become the norm in our lives, and we cannot help but face it. The protagonist of the story, Akko, is just as ordinary as many college students, but invisible pressure weighs on him who has low self-esteem. He had always worked hard, but he began to feel at a loss on the eve of graduation. His future was no longer as bright as he originally imagined. Whether it was study, work, or relationships, he had been troubled, and he was often accompanied by insomnia all night long. However, facing the classmates and friends around him, he always chooses to pretend to be strong, as if he doesn't care.
The story mainly revolves around how they face employment, study, and emotional life. How did they face their final college life when they were at a loss and hesitant, under social pressure, and emotionally entangled?