We Never Looked Back Afterwards

This is a realistic sadomasochistic novel that spans many years of youth and adulthood. It takes as its main line a love that was truly in love and sincerely committed, but was eventually completely separated due to misunderstanding, pride, reality and a strange combination of circumstances. It writes the youth portraits and regretful march of a generation. The story begins on the high school campus of a small southern town. The young man Lin Mocheng is gentle and kind but indecisive. He has given his sincere love and hurt those who love him again and again. Girls broke into his life one after another - the pure pride of his first love Jia Yao, the passionate regret of Bai Yueguang Han Xin, Qian Qian who had a soul-matching relationship with him and fell in love with him, paranoid and crazy Qian Man went to destruction due to jealousy, Lin Lin, who had been in love for ten years, sacrificed the most in exchange for the most painful betrayal, and the silent Zhou Yu has been standing there since the beginning of the story, watching him pass Qianfan. Every girl has unforgettable love. Their love is not looking up in one direction, but running in both directions - at least in those sweet moments, they have truly grasped happiness. It's just that the shelf life of happiness is too short. When the shelf life is short and there is no time to say goodbye properly, youth will be shattered. The whole book adopts a multi-perspective narrative, from high school to college and then to society. Over the years, this group of people went from being together to being separated. Some people learn to grow in love, some are injured to death, some are trapped in regrets for the rest of their lives, and some gain new life in relief. There are no absolutely good people or absolutely bad people. Everyone has their own weaknesses and brilliance. Everyone deserves to be understood, and everyone has made unforgivable mistakes. And the person who really accompanies you to the end may not be the one you loved most at the beginning, but the one who has never left.