A Mountain, a River, and a Little Farmland

I finally finished reading it after a long time, and overall it's pretty good. It's a long story, combining ancient farming, business, and political intrigue. The first two hundred chapters are quite formulaic, with a constant stream of awful relatives.

I think this book is excellent. The logical structure is very clear, and often a chapter contains passages from dozens or even hundreds of chapters earlier, which I find rare. The plot is also very engaging and the characters are vividly portrayed. Overall, this book is arguably the best I've ever read.

I can't keep reading after a few chapters. All I can do is watch those awful characters dragging on and on. It's so annoying!

Kang Kang is getting less and less likable as he gets older; I don't like him. I've always been a bit confused by the female lead's thought process; I don't quite understand it, but it's generally okay. The characters in the book are actually quite complex and well-developed, but some of them seem a bit strange. Maybe it's because I'm not used to it, or maybe the plot feels a little unnatural...

I was discouraged by that guy named Yu something who just came out. He told a dirty joke to a fourteen-year-old girl he was meeting for the first time, even while she was injured. I don't know how such a bizarre character could appear in a historical romance novel.

I dropped this book because I disliked the male lead; this is my second book.

Zero monthly passes! And you're telling me you have the most monthly passes?!