
Suddenly, I Was the Only One in the World
这世界突然只有我
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 250k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
31Chapters
191Recommendations
59Fans
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After reading the first chapter, I just felt it was too ironic. The previous book began with the theme that love without material support is like a pile of loose sand; this book completely reverses that.
Seeking immortality through countless lifetimes, nurturing all of humanity—my universe within a bottle.
I like this writing style. I even downloaded Qidian again during the winter because I hadn't used it in a long time! Who says online novels have no substance?
This book is different from *Winter*. *Winter* emphasizes that romance alone isn't enough without the practicalities of daily life. This book, however, reveals that the protagonist is materially well-off, but neglects to pay attention to his loved one. Perhaps reading these two books side-by-side will offer some different insights.
People come and go, time changes, but the person you love still remains in your heart and appears from time to time.
Wow, I was just thinking of checking it out during winter, but I didn't expect a new book to actually be out. Is it going to be another angst-filled one?