A century after the nuclear disaster, the order of civilization has been redefined. Health and illness, wealth and poverty, stand on opposite banks of a river. The nation still exists, but families are gone. Two worlds, one in the south and one in the north, gaze at each other from afar.
Nie Feng, a young man born on the northern shore, has his life changed while trying to smuggle himself across to the south. Together with a group of like-minded companions, he gradually finds a foothold and grows stronger in the narrow space between the two shores. They rebuild the world’s new order, unite the north and south, and embark on an epic, legendary journey! Twenty years after the author of "Prisoner of the Mad Dragon", Hua Xin, returns with "Beneath the Star Sirius", bringing a thrilling tale of an ordinary man’s difficult rise to power in the city…
Is this a prequel to The Mad Dragon?
This book is very good and gives a comfortable feeling.