The Ewe Had Lambs, and My Ma Had a Baby

I really like the scenes of rural life described by the author. It is very down-to-earth and in line with the characteristics of that era. The way the family gets along with each other is very touching. I like it very much and look forward to it.

It's a very novel nomination and looks very heartwarming.

I've read Chapter 40, and it's generally okay. The character names are often wrong, and the author doesn't change them. It's a bit confusing, and there are some dialects that don't have notes to explain, so I can't understand them.

The subject matter is novel, but the content of the story is very relevant to the era. The family lives in a wise and considerate old couple, and slowly gets better through hard work. The author will continue to work hard.

There are no great relatives, no holy mother, and no particularly bad people. The whole story feels warm and healing, and the plot is compact, but sometimes the names of the characters are confusing.

It's so well written that I finished it in one go, only to realize that it's not finished yet. The author hastened to update it.

The life situation written is real, it is what we experience around us. It is interesting and provides some tips on what people should do when encountering such things. The three views are correct and people are positive.

It is very realistic, like a small microcosm of real life, which makes people involuntarily immerse themselves in it. There is no exaggerated and gorgeous language, no super relatives, and no procrastinating plot. It is worth reading.

I really like this kind of group portrait article. It's a very ordinary family warmth. Although it has flaws, it's enough to warm people's hearts. I like it~

It's worth buying. It's good to read. It's been a long time since I've seen a country novel that's so natural, simple, sincere, and full of content. It needs to be read slowly. If you like to watch action-packed movies, I don't recommend buying it.