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"hmm.... they are nice aren't they"
"Uh?" Pò uttered confused as she saw another figure join the first so that both could move rapidly towards the area where the Circus was being erected.
Soon their time came to an end, and while expertly hiding her relief, Pò showed a sad smile while re-wearing her veil as she prepared to leave.
Hearing those words, a chill was send down to my spine. The palms of my hands became sweaty once I heard the name of that planet. "The Garden of Eden
Both Moriah and the leader of the crew full of giants looked shocked and a little fearfully at the figure in the sky.
Read until the end of free chapters and Its really good honestly. the dog(wolf) hate must be stopped
I love the story. Another amazing work from the author.
At first, the book was quite mediocre. I didn’t think much of it and expected nothing special. HOWEVER, after about 100 chapters, the story picked up and I was utterly enthralled. I couldn’t keep my nose out of this beautiful piece of art. There are some mistakes throughout, but all of its good qualities far outweigh any inconvenience a reader comes across. Seeing everything come together and trying to guess what the protagonist is thinking is incredibly exhilarating. I can’t wait for the next chapter. Keep it up Author. Bless you and your beautiful mind.
great work, I have been reading it for a while and i have decided to review it. It's a great book with a very interesting plot and good writing.
im quite skeptical at first but its actually kinda good. looking forward for more chapters :)
The author has this incredible ability to change the atmosphere of a scene with just a few words and I need to highlight some of my favorite moments. The dinner scene at the beginning is a masterclass in deceptive warmth. All three characters are smiling, glasses are clinking, conversation flows happily — but the author drops this one line: "Unfortunately, Shen Zhenghao didn't give it much thought. How could he have imagined that the man before him was actually coveting his own married daughter." That single paragraph destroys the entire warm atmosphere we just built and makes you want to scream at the screen. The contrast between the pleasant dining room and the predatory undertones is chilling. Then the moment Wen Shanyi leaves and "the atmosphere in the private room instantly grew a bit colder" — just three words that completely shift the tone. Shen Zhenghao's earnest apology to his daughter, her teary confession about the contract marriage, the vulnerability between father and daughter — it's intimate and raw compared to the performative warmth of the dinner. But the scene that absolutely wrecked me was the morning after. The sensory details are everything: the black-and-white room decor, Xie Yanqing in casual home clothes and an apron, the smell of cooking, the way he asks "Why not sleep a little longer?" and it feels like they're already an old married couple. The author writes: "As soon as he spoke, combined with his ongoing stir-frying, it instantly felt as if the two were already an old married couple." That line captures so much — domesticity as both comfort and threat to Shen Jiaojiao's mission. And the bedroom scene itself — the smart curtains automatically closing, the room returning to darkness — these small environmental details make the world feel lived-in and modern without being distracting.
Dear Readers,I'm thrilled to share some exciting news with both our loyal fans and newcomers! In celebration of the Summer Sprint event, I'll be doubling the updates to bring you even more thrilling chapters of your favorite story. For the next 21 days, from July 11th to July 31st, I’ll be updating 2 chapters a day instead of the usual 1 chapter.This means you’ll have double the content to dive into, and twice the adventure to enjoy every day for the next three weeks!Thank you for your continued support and happy reading!
