Qi Shan

Among the many bizarre articles that are vicious and illogical, this novel is truly a breath of fresh air. The outlook on life and values ​​in this book are very normal. Even the best Du Shi is selfish but not vicious. There is still a bottom line in life. I like the pattern and atmosphere of the Qi family, which is headed by generations. I like that both the elders and juniors of the Qi family work hard to do their respective duties, work together, and live in harmony and unity. The male and female protagonists are kind-hearted and know how to advance and retreat. While being filial and respectful to their elders, they will also try their best to make their elders happy and reassured, and do their best without doing unnecessary things. The most profound thing about this article is that only a good family tradition can cultivate filial sons and grandchildren, and the importance of a good wife determines the next generation and the continuation of family prosperity. It's a pity that there are a lot of errors and omissions in the article. Occasionally, the names of people are wrong. It would be better if the author could correct them.

It's a very ordinary life, a very simple plot, without the climax and conflict of the novel, and the text is very straightforward. There are a few dents in very few places, but overall it's okay. It doesn't have those ridiculous contents that make people love each other, and those things that are imaginative and unconstrained.

Life is about continuous growth in hope and ordinaryness, and achieving one's own extraordinary achievements in the lives of ordinary people.

Although we live an ordinary life, it looks quite interesting. We eat big fish and meat every day and occasionally have porridge and side dishes.

Well, how should I put it? It's a very bland novel with no big ups and downs. It feels very flowing. I also admire myself for finishing it. The sentences are very smooth and there are no typos or other things that make it difficult to read.