Book review. At the end of the white cloud, long silver.

Amazing descent

At the end of the white cloud, long silver

9 Points or ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆

The story of the world after the Great Disaster left only ten percent of humans. The inhabited area was only South Asia and was renamed "Bharat State."

The city-state of Bharatasthan, a state with absolute rulers, a state that reuses the caste-class system, makes "Anawil," a young boy born to a different caste of parents, a "caste."

Anaville struggles to find a job to bring in money to treat her terminally ill mother, and has to contend with the oppression of the caste system to survive the disaster that may come again.

What will be the story of the city-state of Bharat? What kind of life will Anavil live, and whether the ending is unexpected, you have to read it.

The plot / storyline is very good, concise, very fun, winning, it's amazing. I didn't think that Thai people would imagine or write the future sci-fi work so well.

The story is very fast-paced. The story is very addictive. Read and want to know what the future world the author of the psychology will be like, and what the character like Anaville will have to face. It makes me very stuck. I finished reading in one day. No bore, no spur. Read very enjoyable.

Guess the way, guess the ending, or guess the hidden mystery about this city-state. For me, it's hard to read, but something unexpected makes me feel wow. Maybe it's because I don't read or watch movies like this, or because it's Thai, usually only in America, Japan, and Korea.

When I read it, I don't think there's anything at the end that peaks out. I can't believe there's this thing, even though I've seen it often in this movie. I don't think I'll put it in the story. It's what I read myself. Seriously, it's just something unexpected from the beginning.

After reading at the foregoing point, there are more peaks. Let's say peaks and peaks again. Peaks until the peak until the peak until the peak until I go straight back and read the last chapter. Did you miss anything? Why did the story get to this point?

Overall, very good. I like it. After reading, I hurried to press One Hundred Years of Chaos to read. One hundred years. Review already.

Author: Kittiah Ganga

Publisher: 13357

Category: Thai Novels

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