It's very interesting, Mi Niang is tough and capable, the male protagonist is also good, and the transition plot is very real. I feel that I was transported to the grassland where the four seasons rotate, and I feel the herds of cattle and sheep, the wind and grass, and the slow pace of life. What I don't like is that I gave birth to three children (two babies). Although the children are very cute, but since I know what it will be like to have a child, I feel sorry for the heroine in the novel when she gives birth to a child.
The character descriptions also have changes and ups and downs. Several little girls will have conflicts and help each other. The girls in it all live well in the end. I quite like this arrangement.
Yes, Yangliu is a very energetic girl who knows how to plan for herself and her life. The harmonious coexistence of her farming neighbors, the fun in the mountains, the temptation of delicious food, snow-water fish, pine forest chicken, smoked pork... The two sweet potato and chestnut puppies are also very cute. The plot of the monkey group such as Xiaoxi Dashan is lively and interesting, interspersed with the life changes of the eldest sister, and she develops her small family little by little. Qingying is also very cute and energetic, and is a cute little cub. Rarely Have Excellent Relatives, with elements of gourmet management, is a good story about daily farming.
One star is deducted for the male protagonist. I don't like him. I think he is a bit pretentious and talkative, especially when it comes to his evaluation of the eldest sister. He and I have different opinions, so he is a bit annoyed.
