A small family left their homeland and went to Southeast Asia, living and taking root in the rubber forests of the Malay Peninsula, surrounded by ferocious beasts, alienated outsiders and lingering undead. With the sudden disappearance and bizarre deaths of family members, the slow and depressing pace accumulates until one day, bursting out with explosive and strange mutations. The floods caused by heavy rain sometimes lead to the other side. From the palm of death, they are separated from the present world, and immediately become foreign objects and cast into the next reincarnation, and the cycle continues.
Reader comments
This book reminded me of my uncle, who also left his hometown to work in other places. The feeling of leaving homeland and living in a foreign country described in the book resonated with me very much. Especially the sentence "Only the rubber shoe abandoned in the mud still remembers the tenacious calluses on the soles of his feet" reminded me of my uncle's hard work. The plot of this book is very strange and full of imagination, which made me fall deeply into it.
It rains all year round, melancholic and humid tropics, very well written
This book reminded me of my uncle, who also left his hometown to work in other places. The feeling of leaving homeland and living in a foreign country described in the book resonated with me very much. Especially the sentence "Only the rubber shoe abandoned in the mud still remembers the tenacious calluses on the soles of his feet" reminded me of my uncle's hard work. The plot of this book is very strange and full of imagination, which made me fall deeply into it.
It rains all year round, melancholic and humid tropics, very well written