The Husky And His White Cat Shizun: Erha He Ta De Bai Mao Shizun (Novel) Vol. 2

I finally ordered from cocoblu retail fulfilled by Amazon. My previous orders came with good packaging, but this along with two others(tgcf vol 4&5) was packed in an envelope, so it came a bit damaged around the edges, but nothing major. The envelope package was torn a bit, but thankfully the books were not destroyed and still new. The edges are a little crooked, but i don't mind. I just wished it was more packaged carefully. For Indian danmei fans esp, you can definitely trust sellers like Cocoblu retail, Atlantic publishers and distributers, Sunrise book store, Peacockbooks, Bookswagon etc. to provide you with authentic original products from Seven Seas (the courier service they used though can be def risky in some others). It will be a bit costly but you can also wait for the price to go down. Don't trust the cheap versions (anything below 999 as this is international edition so its supposed to be costly) esp with the 'just launched' website/seller as they are likely if not all to be counterfeits. If you want the original, its gonna be expensive. Anyway, as this book along with tgcf vol4&5 was in stock in Cocoblu retail, it arrived quickly with no problem along the way. As for the story erha vol2, i'm sure most of you know the contents so i won't go into detail. But the book itself is 5 star for me definitely. But new readers be warned cause despite the covers erha is a dark romance with lots of triggers, its not for MINORS. Its normally 18+ but i personally think it should be 21+ at least. But the 'for mature readers' rating on the back should cover it. If you can't be bothered with looking up triggers online then read at your own risk. If you're a minor reading this illegally, then no one can stop you except your folks, but don't stupidly announce that you're a minor reading this cause this is not for you therefore you can't have a ~public~ opinion on this dark mature book. Its not a perfect book nor a perfect romance, but its definitely gripping and pulls you in. If its not for you then don't bother, to each their own. But we should also respect the author's right to write her own story the way she intended. Mature and sane criticism means sharing your thoughts on this book the good and the bad, maybe understanding that its not for you, so you back out and let others enjoy it in peace (cause who are we to police ppl's preferences in fiction right). Blatantly being a hater is you hating the story, but also expect others to feel the same way and if they don't, you shame the authors and readers who enjoy it. Don't be that idiotic hater. The world doesn't revolve around you, so you have to understand and respect other people's preferences in fiction. Don't be a narcissist reader who thinks their hateful opinion is the way of the world. Some like it some don't, accept and move on. Anyway i can't wait for vol3. Book itself is 5 star for me, but packaging is 4, amazon do better with the packaging please!

Ordered the paperback one and it's not damaged of any sorts. I enjoyed reading it.

My daughter liked it so much that she finished reading it in one day. Bought two volumes. She loves all the books of this author, Anime lovers would love it. Try it

It's such great feeling to have this physical copy in hand. Though packaging was not that good like the 1st volume, at least it arrived safely.

Delivered on said date and the novel is a great read 😊

I had to get the vol 2. The illustrations are definitely worth it. Just the price of these books are enough to keep me awake at night, but I will have all the other volumes.

This is a fake copy..don't orde for 1600. And this is not returnable too only replacement available. So think before your order

Love the book

O livro é lindo demais, eu amei. Vou ler muito 😝

The story continues to be both funny and interesting in the next part. I like Chu Wanning in his adult form more but I still enjoy the parts when he was a child. The question is whether Mo Ran is gonna realize who Xia Sini is or not! I sort of hope he does. And as usual the art is gorgeous! But how long are they gonna make us wait until there is some for of romance between the characters!!! Hello? I’m waiting!

eine wunderschön erzählte Geschichte, welche einen sofort in ihren Bann zieht

The second volume of The Husky and His White Cat Shizun continues exactly where the first volume left things; even the chapter numbering continues. Mo Ran, his fellow disciples Shi Mei and Xue Meng, and their Shizun, Chu Wanning, are in a mortal peril at the bottom of a lake while trying to acquire divine weapons. Their situation isn’t as random an event as they thought. It turns out that a dangerous adversary is targeting Mo Ran; one he had no knowledge of in his previous life. Wherever he and his group go, there the opponent already is. So where did he come from? And is he after Mo Ran’s golden core or is it something more personal? Mo Ran’s difficult relationship with his Shizun takes an unexpected turn. First, Chu Wanning starts having visions of Mo Ran’s past life that involve him, mainly the parts about sexual abuse. And then a poisoning he’s suffered at the bottom of the lake turns him into a six-year-old. Chu Wanning doesn’t want anyone to know, so he pretends to be a new disciple and befriends Mo Ran who takes him as his little brother. Together, they explore their childhood traumas of being abandoned and treated badly. There’s some healing, but also new hurts as neither of them understands love or affection. And it doesn’t quite carry into their adult relationship either—Mo Ran is yet to repent the way he treated Chu Wanning in the past—so the romance doesn’t really evolve. Mo Ran continues to meet people from his past and see them in a new light as the events unfold differently. The biggest shock for him is coming across the woman he ended up marrying in his previous life—and hating. But it may be there’s something odd about Chu Wanning’s past too that is also trying to catch up with him. I think the second volume is even better than the first. Mo Ran keeps growing, even if he lapses a few times; there are some great adventures, and the character relationships evolve. The ending isn’t quite the nail-biting cliff-hanger than in the first volume, but it leaves Mo Ran in a new and difficult position—which he has no idea about. I can’t wait to read the next volume.