Shocking! The Five-Year-Old Little Prince Clings to a Powerful Big Shot

I don't know if you've seen Shui Qiancheng's Cambrian Rebirth, um, it's very similar.

Shui Qiancheng's "Cambrian Re-emergence": Plants grow rapidly, stray animals attack humans, and food rots faster. All these strange phenomena stem from a major earthquake in Golmud, Qinghai. The anomaly spread rapidly from Qinghai like a plague, plunging the entire country into a state of strangeness, which continued to worsen over time.

Not bad, but I just have one hope they don't become a couple. I just feel so bad if they were a couple—one's 22, the other's 5! Good heavens! I just hope some people won't ship them too much; some relationships are okay to ship, some aren't. 🤗🤗🤗

I hope Ji Yi'an and He Jiangzhou can be together in the future.

If I give a novel a 5-star rating, it will be blacklisted after review. A 4-star rating is just right. It's not that I wanted to give it a 4-star rating, but there was a novel about young boys that we all gave 5-star ratings to, and his novel was banned as soon as it was published.

I finished it in one go. There aren't many updates yet, but I really enjoyed the content and characters. It's amazing how few people review such a good book! Both Ji Yi'an and Uncle He grow step by step at the beginning of the apocalypse. Actually, it's not just them; the entire team is doing the same. Humanity is simply surviving in this environment.

The young male lead, Ji Yi'an, and He Jiangzhou share similar personalities with Tianming and Uncle Gai Nie, helping each other survive... I want to keep watching! 🥺

Hard to say. The ending felt a bit rushed. Plus, there seemed to be several brotherly relationships in the middle. There were some typos, but not too many. You just need to sort things out yourself in some places. However, I really liked the fact that the protagonist is a five-year-old boy, so I'm willing to give it four stars.

I liked the overall feeling of the story; it portrays life earnestly without artificially inflating combat power or the hardships of the apocalypse. It's not a typical "feel-good" story. I really enjoyed the relationship between the protagonist and his uncle—they depend on each other for survival, and neither is indispensable. The only downside was the rushed and forced ending, which felt poorly developed.

This is so good! I feel like this book might have over 500 chapters! 😘 Keep up the good work, author! I love children!