In September 2008, Xia Mo had just started seventh grade at Panjing No. 1 Complete Middle School. Struggling to leave the familiar halls of his primary school behind, he faced an entirely unfamiliar learning environment, a brand-new school building, and countless classmates he'd never met before. Already shy by nature, Xia Mo's heart raced to its limit, and his mood plunged into the depths.
Because of his personality, he had never had any friends. A gray-black fog seemed to cover his entire world. Only in video games could he feel a little color; in and out of the game, he was like two completely different people.
Then, during winter break in eighth grade, at an ordinary evening study session at an after-school tutoring class, he found a tiny message written in blue ballpoint pen inside an old, light-brown wooden desk. Like an arrow flying at full speed, it tore a hole through the fog enveloping his gray-black world, and specks of color gradually poured in.
"Can love be passed on?"
This book is dedicated to the author's own youthful experiences. Although the writing style is mediocre, I still wish to record those memories with my humble pen. Because tangible things will eventually fade, but memories will not. (Some plot points may be exaggerated, but the vast majority are based on my personal experiences.)
Junior high school is full of memories, especially the popular game Tianlong back then. The background music was really nice; listening to it every day while playing Tianlong always put me in a great mood.
In the first year of junior high, the main character is getting younger and younger!!!