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Author: A Cai
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Yang Xiwo, a straightforward girl; Su Yindi, a gentle and quiet girl; and Cheng Baobao, a cute and innocent girl. Three girls with completely different personalities come together out of loneliness. Their high school life is ordinary yet tense. The return of Shuai Suojie, a boy who grew up with Cheng Baobao, disrupts the tranquility. Cheng Baobao fears and hates her older brother Jiejie, determined to bring him down. Unexpectedly, Shuai Suojie tells her, "Be my girlfriend, how about that?" Su Yindi meets a man she believes is her destined prince—Yin Polong. She bravely confesses her love but is met with indifference. Feeling discouraged, she lets herself drift with the waves, only to stumble into a trap. Su Yindi's transformation plunges Yang Xiwo into deep guilt. After a confrontation, Yang Xiwo, at the cost of her own blood, awakens the confused Su Yindi. Once the dust settles, Su Yindi leaves without saying goodbye. Cheng Baobao decides to chase after Shuai Suojie, who has returned to Beijing due to her parents' divorce. Yang Xiwo reminisces about the past with her and their friends, waiting for them to come back. This is an ordinary campus youth novel that tells the story of the confusion and reflections of three girls during their growth, depicting a hazy yet genuine picture of youth. Whether you are young or have already gone through your youth, you can find your own youthful memories in them. The author is a "80s" newcomer promoted by the magazine "Menghua." After the novel was serialized in "Menghua," it received an enthusiastic response from readers and netizens, being hailed as an "alternative campus youth novel."