Humanity's Forbidden Island: The Complete Three-Volume Edition

I read this book about 10 years ago, and it was truly wonderful and unconventional. The author's writing is superb, and the perspective is unique. I finally found it on Tomato!

The story is full of twists and turns, intricately woven together. It begins with some sensual scenes, and in the middle, the protagonist, with three women and a child, faces pirates, savages, and treasure on a deserted island, displaying unwavering resolve and refusing to succumb – a true man! Later, the story involves a pirate king and assassination organizations from various regions.

The author's descriptions and portrayals of the characters are very delicate and realistic, and the plot is also closely linked. Some parts are thrilling and suspenseful. It is a good book, and I look forward to the next part.

The realistic scene descriptions are so suspenseful that it's breathtaking. The author must have had similar experiences, as the narration is so real and terrifying. For ordinary people, it would be an extremely dangerous and dark world. Fortunately, there is Yi Liang Lu Ya, who is the last salvation for the protagonist's humanity. Furthermore, I have no doubt that that world truly exists.

This is my third time watching it. The story is interesting, the plot is fast-paced, and I highly recommend it.

This is a world that ordinary people can see through words, an alternative life that they would never see or experience in peaceful areas. The survival skills, the ability to fight for their lives, and the humanity revealed when they are far removed from the masses are things that ordinary people may never encounter or possess in their lifetime. Cherish the life you have now and the hard-won peace.

I listened to the book with complete fascination, captivated by its intricate and suspenseful plot.

The plot is suspenseful and gripping, making it impossible to put down. The narrative is interspersed with commentary, which seems like profound and timeless truths.

The writing is excellent, with a captivating battle and progression, each element intricately linked. The characters' psychological states are also depicted with considerable detail. The only notable difference is that the train from Guangzhou to Kunming does not pass through Changsha or Sichuan.

The author is meticulous and skillfully depicts the process of people relying on each other in the face of danger, yet not immediately trusting one another. The ending was a bit rushed, but thankfully it had a satisfying conclusion. 👍