Century**

This is the first time for a 40-year-old bookworm to give it a 10. He Ni, Ai'e, Xia Mule, and Auntie touch the soul! From "Jin Liang Wen Gu Huang" to Mo Yan Jia Ping Wa, from "Qiong Yao's Snow Millie to Xi Murong Xu Zhimo" from "Chu Ci and Han Fu to Blowing the Lamp and Defying the World with a Sword in the Snow", there are always many things that are not exhausted, and it is difficult to express regrets, and it is difficult to reach 10 points. This time there is "the bastard looks at the mung beans". The bears see the same thing, and they have no regrets about the spleen and stomach! The last two chapters are a little bit like "the dog's tail continues"!

I particularly like the characters in it, they all have their own personalities. And the author's writing style is also very good, which made me feel comfortable reading it. However, I kind of hate the squire Li Tingwu. He is always bad and annoying in the story. Overall, this is a very good book, I recommend you read it!

Great book! ! What a great story! ! !

Good book, good story worth learning

A very good book, the content is worth pondering

A good story, a book is the history of a village, countless strange villagers are vividly presented in front of you

This book is so well written, read it carefully! The author's writing is solid and the content is exciting~ Looking forward to the new book...

Good book, I like it very much and worth reading

I have never read a book so seriously and from beginning to end.

Punch a card, Punch a card

Very good book

Let me say, OK! Good! Good!

Come on, come on, come on

I thought I was talking about gods and ghosts, but in fact they are all humans.

It's nice to read, and the author's writing is very good.

A similar expression technique unique to the literati of that era, and most of Mo Yan and Jia Pingwa's books are also like this