When there was only one animal left in the world, I built a zoo to house despair.
Lin Yin, 28 years old, was the former endangered species archivist at the National Zoological Museum. After the disaster, he returned to his hometown and inherited a dilapidated private zoo. The place is overgrown with weeds, the iron cages are rusty, and there are only three animals left: a Siberian tiger that was abandoned due to leg problems, an emu that was artificially hatched but not adopted, and a gray parrot rescued from the black market.
Late one night, while sorting out his father's belongings, Lin Yin found a handwritten "Animal Breeding Notes". Turning to the last page, a line of blood-red writing stung his eyes:
"When the world forgets them, remember them."
At this moment, a cold mechanical sound sounded in his mind:
"The bloodline activation of the guardian of endangered animals has been detected."
"[Ark System] is being bound..."
Reader comments
It's a book that suits my taste. Others lack a feeling for me, but I found this book. It's reasonable enough and suitable for reading with some thinking. The characters are well created. At present, I don't perceive the emotional line of love. The shortcoming is that there are too few. There are more and more, so I am determined to follow it.
It's a book that suits my taste. Others lack a feeling for me, but I found this book. It's reasonable enough and suitable for reading with some thinking. The characters are well created. At present, I don't perceive the emotional line of love. The shortcoming is that there are too few. There are more and more, so I am determined to follow it.