After the College Entrance Examination, I Discovered That There Are No Standard Answers in Life.

On the day the college entrance examination results came out, I scored 587 points. Not bad, but definitely not good enough. My mother cried on the phone for ten minutes, and my father smoked half a pack of cigarettes in silence, and finally said: "How about... Re-study for another year?" I didn't speak. Because I know that repeating reading will not solve any problems. My name is Lin Bei, I am eighteen years old and come from a fourth-tier town in Henan. After twelve years of studying hard, I answered 30,000 questions, memorized 5,000 words, and survived more than a thousand early mornings. I thought that on the day the college entrance examination ended, I would throw away my books, rush to the sky, and shout "I am free" just like in the movie. But the fact is - I went home that day, lay on the bed, and stared at the ceiling for three hours. Then I asked myself a question: What's next? I have no idea. This was the first and scariest time in my life - I didn't know where to go next. For twelve years, everyone has been telling me: If I get into a good university, everything will be fine. But no one told me, what if I fail the exam? If I pass the exam, then what? Later I realized that the biggest lie in the world is not "you can't do it", but "just go to college". This book is written for every young person standing at the crossroads of life. I'm not teaching you how to succeed, but telling you—— There is no standard answer in life, and you don't need one.