Beautiful story.. Can't wait to read the others.
Interesting
i really hope cat's dad still alive, awesome story ^_^
A must read book
All together it was a good read.
Eager to know what happens next
I loved this book! The characters made me angry, they made me laugh and they made me cry. The story is completely captivating!
Awesome read I loved it. Can’t wait to read part 2
excellent storyline and very well discribing about charchters.
Okay so I need to talk about something that hit me way harder than I expected. Not the fight scene, not the robbery, but this tiny moment at the end where Wen Xi deploys her Portable Survival Cabin and the Little Bear Knight just... rolls around on the mattress like a happy little gremlin. And she takes off her coat, stays in her pajamas, and just... exists in a space that's actually safe. For the first time in this entire apocalypse nightmare, she has a room that isn't a tent. A room with constant temperature. A room that is hers. I know it sounds silly to get emotional about a magic matchbox house, but you have to understand the context. This girl has been sleeping on the ground, hiding in bookshelves, eating coconut bread rolls for breakfast, running from people who want to kill her. And then suddenly—ding!—she has walls. Real walls. She sets up her bow and machete on the door 'within arm's reach' like she's settling into a normal home, except the normal home is a 20-square-meter steel box in the middle of the wasteland. The emotional thread here isn't romance or friendship or family. It's something deeper and more desperate: the need for a place where you don't have to be afraid. When she thinks 'It's just a pity I can't take a hot shower'—that's not complaining, that's a person who hasn't had basic human comfort in who knows how long, and she's so overwhelmed by having a warm room that her brain latches onto the one thing she's missing like it's a luxury vacation amenity. And those little soldiers! 'Ninini!' they come out of the shadows and she rubs their heads and promises rewards. These are her found family now. Not the Fu Ruoyao family who are 'stuck in a pit of dung and anxiety,' not the group chat people haggling over prices. Her actual allies. Her little army. I keep thinking about that line: 'She had truly achieved a state where she could run, and her temple could run with her!' That's not just a funny translation quirk, that's the emotional thesis of the whole story. She's not building a fortress to hide in. She's building a home she can carry. The ultimate survival fantasy isn't weapons or powers—it's never having to sleep on cold ground again. And honestly? I cried a little. Don't tell anyone.
i love the story..❤️
How many chapters are in this book? It's really good and I'm enjoying Reg the most