A Veterinarian's Rise to Legend in Chaotic Times

This is not a perfect work. The rush in the second half, the flatness of some characters, and the repetitiveness of war scenes are all problems visible to the naked eye, but it has a rare thing - sincerity. The author did not make Jiang He omnipotent for the sake of pleasure. She would be afraid, lose, tired, and cry quietly on Dahei. The supporting characters are not made to be brainless villains just for the sake of torture. Zhao Huan, Han Zhang, Xiang Yan, each enemy has his own logic and dignity. The animals are not allowed to speak for the sake of affection. Dahei cannot speak, Gray Ear cannot speak, and Huang San cannot speak, but every time they appear, they are more powerful than any lines. For readers who like refreshing stories about heroines, the bond between humans and animals, fast-paced narratives that are not sloppy, and are willing to accept the "plain is a happy" ending, this book will not disappoint you.

It's well written. I came across this book accidentally and read it in one sitting. The story is compact, the plot is full, the protagonist is determined, he doesn't wait, he doesn't rely, he's inspirational, and the ending has a warm feeling.