A cataclysm swept the globe, causing all living things to evolve at a rapid pace. A tiny minority awakened incredible abilities and called themselves the New Humans. Nine years into the apocalypse, order has collapsed. Under the law of the wasteland, the strong prey on the weak, and nothing else matters.
Tang Xiao is a mysterious man who keeps his cards close to his chest. Li Jin is a sharp-tongued, soft-hearted schemer. When fate brings them together in the wasteland, sparks fly and bonds form. After they unexpectedly take in a young child with a rare healing ability, they are dragged into one conflict after another. From a brutal manhunt to an uncertain road ahead, how will this unlikely pair carve out a path to survival for themselves and those they love in a shattered world? And what twists will Tang Xiao's mysterious past bring?
From the beginning of Wandering Civilization, I found that the details of Cricket's books are really very careful, very comfortable, and give people the feeling of a movie or TV scene. This book shows where Xiaoyun and the others are going to school. I really like the character of Old Tang👍
From the comment section of a certain Qidian book, I have read not less than 100 but also 80 fantasy and science fiction online books over the years. It is no exaggeration to say that the author's writing style, plot, and imagination are enough to rank in the top five of all the online books I have read, not inferior to some great writers. I don't know if it's Tomato's recommendation mechanism or something else, but this kind of work has no traffic at all, not even ratings... This book attracted me from the beginning. The author's description of the characters and environment is meticulous, which can be said to be the best among online articles. I have a little suggestion, and I personally think this is one of the reasons why this work is not popular: the author used too much ink to carve out the plot, environment and character psychology, causing the plot to advance too slowly. Take the plots of the last two chapters as an example. After Tang Xiao learned that Wang was his former teammate, he rushed out to find the soldier ants and said that he was going to see Wang. The process from when he met Wang can be summarized in a few sentences, quickly advancing the subsequent plot and dialogue. However, the author spent dozens of pages (roughly how I felt when reading it) repeatedly describing Tang Xiao's inner activities, which seems lengthy for online readers who pursue fast pace. Of course, the flaws are not concealed. The brilliance of this book completely deserves more attention and readers. I hope the author can persevere and see a good ending👍 Another point is, the author's writing is so good, why is it so difficult to describe the name? The title of this book is very similar to one of those crappy low-quality books. If I hadn't read another book by the author, it would be difficult for me to click on it🤦