- October 3, 2019
- YEARS
- 5h median play time
School Years
Platforms
About
This is a series of visual novel adapted from a real story. It is divided into three stages: high school, University and undertaking life to tell a common and tortuous life trajectory. Here is the first episode of the series.In this episode you will experience the life of a high school student in China. The characters live and study under the background of examination-oriented education in senior …









- The game offers a unique perspective on high school life in China, focusing on the emotional growth of the characters and their relationships over time.
- The voice acting, art, and music are well done, creating an immersive experience that resonates with players who appreciate the cultural context.
- The game features multiple endings and choices that impact the story, providing replayability and engagement for players.
- The English translation is poorly executed, making it difficult for non-Chinese speakers to fully understand the story and dialogues.
- The gameplay can feel slow and repetitive, with long dialogue sequences and limited interactivity that may frustrate some players.
- The game lacks a chapter select feature, requiring players to replay long sections to explore different choices and endings.
story
47 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is set in a Chinese high school during 2005-2008, focusing on complex emotional development rather than typical high school tropes. While some players appreciate its unique narrative and character depth, others criticize the pacing, translation quality, and lack of engaging gameplay, leading to mixed feelings about its overall execution. Despite its flaws, many find the story to be rich and immersive, with potential for deeper exploration as it continues to evolve.
“Unlike high school drama, basketball teams, or senior prom, this story is focused on the inner world and intricate feelings, giving up on one-sided young love, and putting efforts into mutual love that developed over time.”
“I didn't expect it to be this good, fun, and entertaining story-wise!”
“Never before in my life have I played such diligent and thoughtful storytelling spilled out upon these pixels.”
“One important note is that the story isn't finished, so don't expect too much from the ending.”
“I felt like I was clicking through very bad dialogues and monologues with no chance of even deciding anything... the first time I encountered a choice was after I already decided to skip most of the text, because the main character is so unlikeable, so fed up with how great he is and his diary entries are disgusting me.”
“The story is unrealistic and vague.”