A confusing story, an incredible mystery, and an earth-shattering imagination.
All-encompassing wisdom, mysterious culture, and bone-deep shock.
Reader comments
The story of this book is really confusing! As the book says, Westerners originally thought rabbits were inedible, but as soon as the rabbit meat was served, they found an excuse and ate it all. This reminds me of my uncle. He didn't like durian at first, but later he liked it after taking a bite. He also said that "it smells bad but tastes good". The plot in the book is very attractive, especially the part where the protagonist Tu Chunkai has a tumor. I was very worried about him. Just like the last time I was worried about my friend not doing well in the exam. But I believe that the protagonist will definitely overcome the difficulties in the end!
Each story is okay
This book has a twists and turns in the story. I like reading it.
The story of this book is really confusing! As the book says, Westerners originally thought rabbits were inedible, but as soon as the rabbit meat was served, they found an excuse and ate it all. This reminds me of my uncle. He didn't like durian at first, but later he liked it after taking a bite. He also said that "it smells bad but tastes good". The plot in the book is very attractive, especially the part where the protagonist Tu Chunkai has a tumor. I was very worried about him. Just like the last time I was worried about my friend not doing well in the exam. But I believe that the protagonist will definitely overcome the difficulties in the end!
Each story is okay
This book has a twists and turns in the story. I like reading it.