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A Book Dedicated to Our Youth
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Rating(4.5 / 5.0, 82 votes)
| 5 | 78% (64 votes) |
| 4 | 7% (6 votes) |
| 3 | 5% (4 votes) |
| 2 | 2% (2 votes) |
| 1 | 7% (6 votes) |
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Volume 1 - 10 chapters (Completed)
Volume 2 - 19 chapters (Completed)
Volume 3 - 19 chapters & 3 extras (Completed)
Volume 2 - 19 chapters (Completed)
Volume 3 - 19 chapters & 3 extras (Completed)
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Completely Translated
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Weekly Rank: #2000Monthly Rank: #2000
All Time Rank: #5474
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On 1501 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #8057
All Time Rank: #5556
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.There are always moments far in the past that remain forever engraved in our memory. The last decade of the 2000’s was chock full of unique memories – memories of The Little Tigers, The Bund, and the Four Heavenly Kings that brought us great emotions now rest with the dust-covered journals of our youth.
Born in the 80’s, Tong Hua has brought together a classic youth book that reminds readers that those timeless memories of our youth are only so precious due to their brief nature. Bring those memories back once again with this memorable read; though we are gradually aging and leaving our past behind, our warm, child-like spirits will never fade!
Associated Names
One entry per lineTime Will Never Go Back
那些回不去的年少时光
那些回不去的年少时光
Related Series
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The Youthful You Who Was So Beautiful (1)Suddenly, This Summer (1)
The Memory Lost in Space (1)
The Road Home (1)
With You (1)
Recommendation Lists
- Memorable Reads
- Probably read when im bored (some of it)
- my beloveds (^.^) certified rereads
- Our Youth
- Amazing slice of life pt.2
Latest Release
| Date | Group | Release |
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| 10/19/20 | Veraluctranslation | extra 3 |
| 10/11/20 | Veraluctranslation | extra 2 |
| 10/05/20 | Veraluctranslation | extra 1 |
| 09/28/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c19 |
| 09/21/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c18 |
| 09/14/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c17 |
| 09/07/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c16 |
| 08/31/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c15 |
| 08/23/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c14 |
| 08/18/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c13 |
| 08/10/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c12 |
| 08/03/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c11 |
| 08/03/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c10 |
| 07/27/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c10 |
| 07/27/20 | Veraluctranslation | v3c9 |
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I can accept open ending under some circumstances... Not here though - I came to listen to your story - this ending looks like a writer's unresolved dilemma and she conveniently left it to the readers!!
Xu Bo is so decisive in everything so far. In the epilogue- he sleeps through the day (even though his friend facilitated that!) and leaves it to our interpretation in the end!! Nope. Not acceptable
Some authors do write very realistic stories and do leave an open ending. Here - the actions of the protagonists are sometimes too OP and yet this is the ending. Can't accept it.
I still feel that this author writes beautifully - Just this unresolved ending after patiently bearing through all that angst - feels very unsatisfying.
There are three epilogues, the first one tells the story about Zhang Jun in the present time, about how he—unsurprisingly showed up near the river where Luo Qiqi is waiting for Xiaobo. But he doesn't approach her, for God's sake, he just crouched down behind a bush and cried, lamenting about how the present is not the same with the past. Yes, it makes sense, but it just doesn't sit well with me. What's the point of making him go to that place if there's no settlement in the end?
The other two epilogues are about Xiaobo and how his life's going after severing ties with Luo Qiqi. I kind of like his side of story so much because it sounds logical and touching at the same time. And I keep thinking and thinking that maybe the ML is Xiaobo all along, if it's true then I'll be more than glad to list him as one of my favorite MLs. However, there's actually no settlement about Xiaobo and Luo Qiqi's relationship. The last epilogue just ended with how Xiaobo is trying to meet Luo Qiqi (he's late because his friends are kinda hindering him), but that's it. The author didn't tell us the story of whether Xiaobo can really meet Luo Qiqi or not. It makes me feel really sad and angry.
of the 2 MLs, I prefer Xiobo than LZJ because he is really sweet and cherishes her so much. I believe an ending w him will be a life of peace and happiness, compared to a roller coaster ride with LZJ.
I just hoped there was an after story or another volume