The Hermit's Journey

Overall, I quite like the writing style of this book; it's simple and refreshing with a relaxed pace. However, the plot is too niche, and for most of Tomato's readers who prefer fast-paced, action-packed stories, this book is unlikely to be widely known.

This book is well-written, vividly depicting the rural landscape and human relationships. The characters are portrayed with remarkable realism; the villagers' simple warmth and hospitality, the children's innocence and charm, and the protagonist, Teacher Su's, selfless dedication to the countryside are truly moving. It's definitely worth reading.

I just love this kind of book.

Concise, easy to understand, well-organized, interesting, and memorable.

The first few chapters were a bit stiff, but the later ones were quite good.