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Her parents divorced when she was a child, and her grandfather died when she was ten years old, leaving her homeless. She has many friends and a lively personality, but she dare not talk about the word love. In her sophomore year, she met someone, and she was so entangled by fate that she could never escape from him. He grew up in a privileged family, with loving parents and excellent grades. Just because of a promise, he went to college as a substitute teacher. There, he met a girl who was very similar to him but completely different. I lost my heart from then on. The female protagonist is sometimes cheerful and sometimes quiet; the male protagonist is sometimes warm and sometimes sinister. The story is based on warmth. If you don't like it, don't enter.

You may not expect that this book was written by a complete scumbag. I am a post-1995 generation who went to high school, dropped out in the second year of high school, went to a technical school, ran a street vendor, distributed flyers, worked as a kindergarten teacher, a waiter, and worked in a factory workshop... After going around and around, I finally entered high school again and became a senior repeat student. This book is adapted by the author based on his own experience as a student. He examines and thinks about education as a bad student. Maybe you can find your own shadow in this book, or the image of people around you, but it would be great if it can make you think about education. New book - suspense story collection "Talks before the Hall", please stay tuned