"Wanwan, the refrigerator can't fit in the refrigerator." The mother wiped her sweat and looked up.
Lin Wan stared at the 42°C high temperature warning outside the window and stuffed the entire box of ibuprofen into the bluish space.
In her previous life, today, she was still laughing at "extreme weather" as hype. Three days later, heavy rain flooded half of the city. Three months later, a cold wave froze homeless people on the streets to death. Half a year later, her younger brother was pushed off an ice cliff trying to grab a piece of bread... "Mom, buy ten more duvets." She said. Touching the pile of warm babies in the space, "It's not a waste, it's to save life for Yangyang's bed." When the first wave of hail smashed through the glass, the father rushed into the house holding the generator he just bought: "My daughter is right, the weather is really going to change!"
Reader comments
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Is there a male protagonist behind?
I just like to read this kind of novel that is not sloppy. The narrative is concise and clear. There is no way to piece together a few chapters to describe the fearful mentality of ordinary people when they encounter natural disasters. The novel is well written, so I kept reading.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It looks good, but it reacts too much to the enemy, and he will think the protagonist is sick.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Is there a male protagonist behind?
I just like to read this kind of novel that is not sloppy. The narrative is concise and clear. There is no way to piece together a few chapters to describe the fearful mentality of ordinary people when they encounter natural disasters. The novel is well written, so I kept reading.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It looks good, but it reacts too much to the enemy, and he will think the protagonist is sick.