(It's not a harem, it's not a brainless novel. Let's see how the protagonists fight to find a way out on the island where vampires and monsters are rampant)
College student Xiao Ming's brother has been missing for five years. He accidentally learned that his brother, who had been missing for many years, was in a place called Hanami Island. In order to find his missing brother, Xiao Ming led four friends to Hanami Island. The island seems to be beautiful and charming with birds singing and flowers fragrant, but it is full of crises. The islanders are weird and bloodthirsty, friends are constantly having troubles, and the beautiful sweetheart Ji Rou is also mysterious and unpredictable. The more beautiful both people and the island are, the more dangerous they are.
Going through obstacles along the way to uncover the secret truth of Hanami Island's century-old bloody history, how can the constantly reborn souls and blood-sucking demons get rid of the hundred years of loneliness, where is the road to redemption... And how can they go home?
In the fight between humans and bloodthirsty demons, who wins and who loses? Everything depends on God's will.
Reader comments
It's a very novel story, not clichéd, and not bloody, but the author's writing style needs to be improved. Unlike some vampires, which are about falling in love to the death. I think vampires look at people as if they see food moving the blood bank. It's impossible for someone to fall in love with a carrot or cabbage, and it's impossible for a person to fall in love with a heterogeneous species that treats you as food. If they can't coexist peacefully, there will be no emotional basis, and they won't be able to love to the death. This novel is more realistic, and the perspective is very novel.
When I read the introduction, I thought it was some kind of cliché plot about humans and vampires falling in love with each other, but I didn't expect it to be anything other than that. It's not cliché, it's a relatively new point of view theme! It's different from the popular old-fashioned plot about various vampires falling in love with me. The pig's trotters don't have any golden fingers, which is not fun enough. Instead, the villains have various mutations and powers. I hope the author also adds some golden fingers to the protagonists, otherwise I feel that they can't fight the vampires at all and will have to be wiped out.
It's a very novel story, not clichéd, and not bloody, but the author's writing style needs to be improved. Unlike some vampires, which are about falling in love to the death. I think vampires look at people as if they see food moving the blood bank. It's impossible for someone to fall in love with a carrot or cabbage, and it's impossible for a person to fall in love with a heterogeneous species that treats you as food. If they can't coexist peacefully, there will be no emotional basis, and they won't be able to love to the death. This novel is more realistic, and the perspective is very novel.
When I read the introduction, I thought it was some kind of cliché plot about humans and vampires falling in love with each other, but I didn't expect it to be anything other than that. It's not cliché, it's a relatively new point of view theme! It's different from the popular old-fashioned plot about various vampires falling in love with me. The pig's trotters don't have any golden fingers, which is not fun enough. Instead, the villains have various mutations and powers. I hope the author also adds some golden fingers to the protagonists, otherwise I feel that they can't fight the vampires at all and will have to be wiped out.