Is there going to be a sequel?
the coins I purchased was worth it till the end. Good job author.
The best book I've read so far. A good story and straight to the point. Congrats writer you did a good job!
Totally enjoyed this book. Loved the entire storyline!
Loved the book and it was a good read. Refreshing to read a book from the app with a very few typos and no mix of character names. Well-written. Though, it felt kind of a rushed ending. But still worth every coins paid for it. Good job! Looking forward for more stories from you.
I need to talk about how this story layers its conflicts because honestly it's kind of brilliant. On the surface, you've got this cute story about a baby who talks to wolves. But underneath? The village chief just announced that taxes are going up by twenty percent, grain prices are skyrocketing, and there's WAR at the borders. Like, the world is literally falling apart around this family and their adorable wolf friends. "With war at the borders, if none of us go, then who will fight the invaders?" — this line hit me hard. It's not just background noise; it's a looming threat that could shatter everything the Su family has worked so hard to build. The drought already destroyed their crops, now the court is squeezing them harder? What kind of world is this? And yet, the wolves show up with a four-to-five-hundred-pound wild boar like, "Here, we brought you dinner." The stakes shift so suddenly from desperate survival to overwhelming abundance that it's almost dizzying. One moment the villagers are terrified, the next they're being passed around like a celebrity because this blessed child made friends with wolves. But what really got me was Liu Wen. This sneaky troublemaker peeking through their yard like some kind of village villain. He showed up uninvited, acting all friendly, but you just KNOW he's up to something. The author dropped him in at the end of this chapter and I immediately got suspicious. What does he want? Is he connected to the larger conflict? Will he become a real threat? The internal conflict of Su Muyao too — she's a modern person reincarnated as a baby, dealing with siblings who have zero concept of personal boundaries ("But I saw her when she was taking a bath before!"). Her internal screaming about her dignity being ruined is both funny and genuinely stressful. She's trapped in this body with no control, and the stakes of her secret identity being discovered feel real.
Please update! I need to know what happens next..... love this book
Enjoyed the book as I haven’t read anything with bikers in it. Off to read the sequel (available on the rainforest site)!
love the book. I hate reading stories that are unfinished but I was hooked from the beginning so please please become super writer and write at least 60 chapters a day so i am not disappointed in only 1 or 2 because I just don't want to stop reading.
It’s so good
My favorite book keeps getting better and better. Love this book. Thanks for the update.
It's really an amazingly well written book