The Lucky Lady and the Mountain Man

This story, this writing style, is far beyond Level 1; it's superb. The character portrayals are exquisite; every extra is vividly brought to life, incredibly realistic. The female lead, the male lead, and the supporting male character are all extraordinary individuals among the masses, easily relatable to the reader. In this world, life is difficult for everyone, and living well is even harder.

I've already listened to the audiobook three times already. Author, please look at my little eyes 🥺. The descriptions of Guan Shan's subtle expressions and actions towards Ji Wan, from the moment he began receiving her care, are truly excellent. They are gradual, understated, and perfectly suited to his character and status.

I want to talk about Song Jing; a handsome young man whose life ultimately came to naught. I can never forget that boy in the snowy night when I close my eyes. He jumped off the cliff without hesitation. In the narrow, low cave, he bent his body at a right angle to listen to Ji Wan's voice and answer her questions, afraid of startling or frightening her.

The homeless people outside the door are tidying up and look presentable. The male lead doesn't seem to be Song Jing; I wonder if it's General Kou, or perhaps neither? However, the earlier text subtly hints at a general—the hero who protects the land. Although we haven't seen him, his name is already familiar. It feels like he's either the male lead or at least the second male lead. 😁

It's getting better and better. I like this kind of female lead who is individualistic, opinionated, and a little mischievous.

I appreciate authors who are serious, meticulous, and have good writing skills. I also like stories that are unconventional, not saccharine, but enjoyable to read. Therefore, I will continue to support this excellent author and this story.

Homeless people are the best!!!

It's really good; the author seems to have put in a lot of effort. It's not yet clear that the author is a newcomer. I feel that the author's mother's identity is foreshadowing, and Da Bao's identity is also foreshadowing. I'm really looking forward to the day when the mystery is unveiled.

It's finished! Hooray! 🎉 For readers who were still hesitating, feel free to subscribe to the full series. This is a book you shouldn't miss. After finishing the last chapter, I felt both joy and melancholy. Joy, of course, because I saw the long-awaited outcome of good and evil being rewarded and lovers finally getting together; melancholy, because another good book I was following had ended…

At first, I thought I was reading a farming novel, but now I think it's a serious historical romance? The transition was quite natural, applause! Men are unreliable, whether it's their biological father, adopted brother, or ex-husband (?). Now I'm convinced the female lead and her dog will live happily ever after, what should I do? 😜