We Will Shine Brightly in the End

If youth didn't have so many earth-shattering plots, would it still be worth writing down? Zhao Wenlan was born in the early 21st century. He does not have a legendary life, nor is he a naturally dazzling protagonist like in novels. He was just like many people, studying, making friends, having quarrels, secretly liking someone, and gritting his teeth and moving forward despite loss and unwillingness time and time again. From childhood to the college entrance examination, along the way, there were family members, classmates, teachers, and those people and moments that I couldn't explain why but could never forget. Those seemingly ordinary days later became the brightest part of his youth. This is a youth growth novel written for ordinary teenagers. There is no suspended enthusiasm, only the years that really happened. Adapted from a true story.