I am not a scumbag

Author: Zhang Yi
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: 2005's most controversial youth novel in China, telling the heartwarming journey of a rebellious graduate who refuses to accept his university diploma. Chinese universities are truly ridiculous—how can they educate people when even Yi cannot graduate?—(Italy) Chen Liuying
I am the most boring yet interesting guy I've ever met in my current Chinese university!—(Japan) K?miko Kobayashi
The ancients said, "Reading ten thousand books is better than traveling ten thousand miles," but I think traveling ten thousand miles is better than reading I Am Not a Loser!—(France) D
I Am Not a Loser is not only a guiding textbook for the "lost generation" but also a model of success!—(Shanghai) Yu Dongfeng
This book follows the academic, life, and job-hunting experiences of a university genius, "me," during the last semester of my senior year. Through conflicts with family, school, and society, it tells the heartwarming journey of a rebellious graduate in today's university education. "Me" skips classes, gambles, defies professors, fails multiple courses, and ultimately cannot graduate. During the transition from school to society, "me" is deeply confused and cannot find my life's direction. Yet even in the most difficult times, "me" never gives up on my pursuit and beliefs, firmly believing I can succeed. In the end, "me" finally calms down and, through relentless effort, publishes a bestseller, gains readers' recognition, and begins to plan the life I desire.