A Family Beyond the Pass

Personally, I think it's quite realistic. It's not as overpowered as other time-travel stories; in fact, the native people of ancient times were very shrewd.

I like descriptions of Northeastern dialect, like: "Gala ha" 😀 Writing a book is not easy, but I sometimes disliked the female lead's overly saintly behavior, so I skipped through a few chapters. Those experiencing a reading slump should check this out 😁

It's original and relatable. Although it's a bit drawn out and lengthy, the setting, characters, and plot are all well-crafted. Thumbs up!

The women in the story are either too soft or too extreme, but the story is still coherent and interesting. I hope the author's future works will get better and better!

Good writing doesn't need fancy words; simple words can be wonderful too!

The novel vividly depicts the everyday lives, customs, and slang of people from Northeast China. I particularly liked the female protagonist's forthright and generous nature, characteristic of a Northeastern woman. However, some of her later actions seemed out of character and quite perplexing, such as her coveting Bai Shengwen and his mother, and the ease with which she gave away the newly built house. Nevertheless, this novel is still well worth reading.

Well written, I really like this kind of writing! Authentic and relatable!

It's common to see time-travel protagonists written as omnipotent, but this author didn't make the protagonist omnipotent, which is a good thing.

It's great! I'll read it again!

Not bad, it's just started, the structure is quite solid, and it's engaging enough to keep you reading.