"Youth is like a heavy rain. Even if you catch a cold, you still want to go back and shower it again."
This manuscript, which has been in the dust for many years, was completed ten years ago. I never had the courage and perseverance to publish it. It was only after watching the movie "The Girl We Chased Together in Those Years" that I finally made up my mind to publish it.
In the green years, everyone's youth is an eternal song.
I personally think this novel is "the purest autobiographical campus literature in history." Your first impression after reading this may be that this guy is really arrogant. However, if you were the male protagonist in the novel, you might not think the same as me. The words "the purest in history" are probably true, but I have never seen anything purer before, and maybe there will be in the future. I don't regret it.
Not for fame, not for publicity, just to commemorate a lost youth. If you can vaguely see the shadow of yourself in the young words in the book, it is the greatest recognition of me.
It's for reordering.