The Husky and His White Cat Shizun: Erha He Ta De Bai Mao Shizun (Novel) Vol. 1

Dieses Buch hat einfach alles Ich hab gelacht ich hab mich weggecringed aber ich hab auch geheult ich kann nicht mehr ich will garnicht wissen wie es weiter geht wenn das der "Anfang" war wirklich dieses ende vom Buch hat mich so zerstört das ich seit 20 min durchgehend am heulen bin ich komme nicht drauf klar das Mo Ran immer noch davon überzeugt ist das Shi Mei ihn gerettet hat und DIE GANZE ZEIT davon überzeugt war Shi Mei liebt( kein Shi Mei hate)

The book gripped me from page one and I finished it in three sittings. I honestly didn't know whether to laugh or cry, a rollercoaster of emotions that is clearly visible in my annotations. Meatbun has an incredibly refreshing and engaging style of writing. The "b"uns (heh, get it?) were absolutely delightful. Within a few chapters I was irrevocably in love with the characters; complex and human. Mo Ran is an interesting protagonist. He made me laugh and warmed my heart; I sympathized with him while also being disgusted by his cruelty and viciousness displayed in the flashbacks and some of his actions and thoughts. I'm curious to see his character development and more flashbacks over the next few volumes. The same goes for Chu Wanning. I want to grab him by the shoulders and shake him aggressively and hug him at the same time. The characters' relationships grew on me and I got thoroughly invested while reading. I was pulling my hair out at the revision of Chu Wanning's and Mo Ran's first meeting and especially their relationship was intriguing. How did they end up this way in Mo Ran's past life? What happened to make the both of them developed into the people they are? How more tragic can they become? The final arc felt a bit confusing and rushed due to the rather quick sequences and plot twists, but overall vol. 1 was a nice and exciting kick-off for the long series.