On the day when the college entrance examination ended, Lin Yue woke up and the whole world had changed - there were seven billion people in Blue Star, each one on a desert island, each trying to survive. Fortunately, people over the age of sixty and children under the age of fifteen were randomly assigned to their closest family members. So there was a pair of treasures on Lin Yue's island: the 68-year-old old carpenter grandpa, and the 65-year-old old gardener grandma. For others, raising a family is a burden, but Lin Yue soon discovered that grandpa can use wood to build a fortress, and grandma can use seeds to create a vegetable garden. And the fishing rod in his hand can catch treasure chests in exchange for resources. While others were still fighting for a mouthful of fresh water, the grandfather and grandson had already built tree houses, grown food, and domesticated kestrels to serve as sentinels. Extreme cold, extreme heat, eternal night, typhoons, and natural disasters take turns bombing; hunger, disease, banditry, tyranny, and man-made disasters come one after another. Lin Yue and his grandparents built their own maritime home step by step from the initial hardship of survival. Until that freezing winter, he received a distress signal from his parents and sister. And my grandparents, who are over sixty years old, are still trapped on another island. Along the way, the most difficult thing is not to fight against natural disasters, but to protect those you love most in the face of natural disasters. This is the story of Lin Yue, and it is also a warm legend about how family love can illuminate the end of the world.
This book is very good