Shrew

It is also a backdoor book recommendation, but the actual recommendation is "The Shrew of Lingquan" which is not on the shelves at Qidian. The advantage of this book is that the author has a classical sense of drama, and can advance multiple plot climaxes step by step, with characters in place, scene changes, small twists and turns, then resolving conflicts, and finally retribution. Looking at the author's handling of several plots in the book, you will have a pleasant feeling of the beginning of the drama, the climax of the drama, and the aftertaste of the ending. The author's aesthetic taste for the plot is also appropriate. The best relative will not be too invincible and will not admit his mistakes, nor will it be too weak, making the protagonist appear too careless. The best characters in the book will change as the plot progresses, from family separation, to internal strife, stroke, being sent back to their natal family, extermination, abrogation, and death. There are rich and gradual changes from birth to death, and accumulation of contradictions. There will not be multiple plot conflicts, but nothing has changed. It will be played on a loop from beginning to end. A counter-example is Lan Niu's "Farm Gardener" Rating: grass jelly