Except for some common problems with group pet literature, it is already pretty good. There are relatively few female characters, and there are also some traditional concepts such as women getting married, but the whole story is very sunny and positive. The characters of the heroine and the male supporting characters are great. Overall, it deserves four stars. I didn't give it five stars because I still feel a little regretful.
It's very interesting, and it's rare to see a true heroine. It's hard to say whether it's a good novel or not, but the female protagonist has an independent personality and an independent growth line, and neither personality nor story line is dependent on the male protagonist. She is the only protagonist in the story. This has surpassed most novels I have read.