The Wolf's Howl Across the Northern Frontier

It's well-written and quite realistic, belonging to the type that starts slowly but improves. The beginning is indeed rather bland, and there's definitely some angst to be expected. Honestly, for Tomato's writing style, this is quite good; it's a pity not many people have read it.

I started reading it on and off over several months, and today I finished the remaining nearly 200,000 words in one go. I feel a sense of loss. Yes, the book started rather blandly, but as the plot progressed, it became more and more captivating. Everything was so cold and real, leaving one with nothing but endless sighs.

After reading it, I felt that humans are worse off than dogs. All I can say is that it was incredibly heartbreaking. The plot started slowly but improved dramatically, a vibrant flower blooming amidst the plethora of novels by Tomato. If there is an afterlife, I will definitely be a wolf with dignity, even if the whole world is against me.

It's a really good book, it's all about human nature. I even stopped watching the American TV series I'd been following for a long time when I started reading it.

Reality is good.

It's just too short...

It's very well written.

It's really well-written, and the characters are exceptionally well-developed. The ending is quite heartbreaking; Ai Yi is gone, and so is Mi Yang's mother.

For you, I transformed into a werewolf.

It's written very realistically, especially about human nature.