I've traveled along, leaving things behind as I went.
At twenty, I should be in the bloom of youth, yet my heart is always heavy. Family, friendship, love, dreams... As time passes, these things weigh on my heart, little by little, until they become a burden. I've seen new sights and met new people. While looking forward to what's ahead, I also put on a show of wistfully reminiscing. Maybe that's what being young is all about.
Some of these little stories come from the author's own experiences, while others are simply stories. I hope that through them, I can find you, someone else in this vast sea of people who also turns toward the sun. We've all been hurt, yet we still shine. We strive for what we want without letting go of the beautiful things we've seen along the way, and through that pursuit, we become better versions of ourselves.
The sun is shining brightly today, just like a sunny day after the English exam in the college entrance examination.
Baby's Breath has a very beautiful English name. Flower language: Willing to play a supporting role, as long as I'm by your side.
Brother, can I like you?
I love it so much! Lalalalalala
I read five in one go; it flowed smoothly and was quite good.
The plot unfolds quickly and the pacing is brisk, which I appreciate. However, the layout is too dense, and the line spacing is a bit too small.
I was drawn in by the title, clicked in to check it out, and it's really good!
I'm here! How could I not see such a heartwarming story?
Honey, you don't have depression, you just chose to be depressed.
This is a comment encouraging a younger female student.