高三最后300天

If you could start over, what would be different about your third year of high school?

300 days left until the Gaokao.

You sit down again in an ordinary Chinese high school classroom. Morning reading still starts after 6 AM, and it's nearly midnight when evening study ends. There are unfinished worksheets on your desk, a countdown clock hanging by the blackboard, and your classmates, teachers, and parents all have their own plans.

This time, you can decide how to spend this year.

Choose your own path for your third year of high school

Choose the protagonist's gender, science or humanities track, and whether to board or commute.

Different paths have different classes, subjects, classmates, and living spaces. Boarding students have to deal with lights out, washing up, room checks, and roommate relationships; commuting students have to catch the last bus and decide whether to keep studying or go to sleep after returning home late at night.

Plans are written on paper, but whether you can achieve them depends on your actions

Determine your main arrangements each week and choose the subjects you most want to strengthen. Plans won't directly turn into stats, but will influence which opportunities you're more likely to encounter that week.

Real change happens in the daily choices: correcting mistakes, participating in discussions, keeping promises, taking care of your sleep, or dedicating your limited time to the people around you. Unfinished plans, broken promises, and unsaid words will also remain in the subsequent story.

Face six subjects and repeated exams

Chinese, Math, English, and three elective subjects in either the science or humanities track, each with its own mastery level, stability, weak points, and exam performance.

Midterm exams, mock exams 1 and 2, and the Gaokao don't just check numbers. Review methods, sleep schedules, on-the-spot performance, and accumulated stress will all affect the final outcome. Grades are important, but a high score isn't the only measure of whether this year was worthwhile.

Classmates aren't just labels to be conquered

Some were your desk mates, some still wait for you at the school gate after you're separated into different classes, and some are just the ordinary classmate in the back row who always chimes in.

Friendship, competition, trust, estrangement, and affection will form through repeated specific interactions. Only when identities and relationships are truly established can feelings develop further; choosing friendship will also lead to a complete and independent story.

From the start of the school year to the end of the Gaokao

The story is divided into ten chapters, covering 303 narrative days of the third year of high school. From the start of the school year, changing seats, returning to school after winter break, and the 100-Day Oath ceremony, all the way to the graduation photo, the last class, and the three days of the Gaokao.

After the Gaokao, you will still experience checking your scores, formally filling out college applications, receiving admission results, and seeing the epilogue composed of academics, family, character relationships, and personal choices.

With limited memories, try again

After completing one playthrough, you can return to the point 300 days before the Gaokao.

You can't remember all the answers, but some important moments will leave traces. They might allow you to discover problems earlier, keep promises in a different way, or finally say what you couldn't say in the previous round.