Everyone's youth is a film that cannot be copied.
I have read too many stories about youth, some are too dramatic, some are bright and sad, but none of them can really resonate with me. Occasionally, I became angry while watching it, and scolded the author while I was reading it. I dared to write about a few normal people (supporting characters are not counted). All of them had twisted minds and abnormal behaviors, which made me tortured to death.
So, I did not hesitate to try to write this little story. Although they are not exempt from vulgarity, the characters in the novel have some psychological flaws. Even if they are as flawless as Lin Feng, they are still a barren young man who does not believe in love and demands perfection. But despite all the pain, they still live normally, at least on the surface. I spent some space to slowly explain this process of psychological growth, hoping to make their behavior reasonable and well-founded and make the characters more vivid. Seeing Nannan's transformation from ignorance to enlightenment, from fighting hard to being neither humble nor overbearing, I also took the opportunity to relive my youth.
I believe that this restores the reality to the greatest extent. Everyone will experience setbacks and hardships of one kind or another during their growth, but this does not affect our lives. Although it leaves us emotionally and psychologically somewhat disabled, it is also an experience given to us by life.
This document only gives me the memories of my youth and campus life that I will never forget. These are the best years of my life.