After surviving for a month in the apocalypse, Liu Lin finally made up his mind to venture into the cruel, frozen world and pursue his own poetry and far-off dreams.
Along the way, he encounters all kinds of fools who go out of their way to court death, as well as all sorts of beautiful women.
The characters are intelligent, and the story avoids clichés, rebirth, and melodramatic revenge.
Plenty of satisfying moments, a ruthless male lead, a little girl who loves poisoning people, and absolutely no bleeding-heart heroics.
The male lead and the little girl aren't romantically involved, but they share a bond.
The vivid descriptions of apocalyptic food are one of the novel's distinctive features.
The writing focuses on detail, bringing the setting, thoughts, expressions, and movements to life.
This story has its own pace. If you're looking for mindless, breakneck thrills, please look elsewhere.
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Hanging does not destroy the balance. The author also has more common sense. At least I know that it's extremely cold and dry, and I can beat a lot of my peers instantly. I hope I can keep up my efforts and not become a cultivator with supernatural powers.