Mountains, Rivers, and My Wolfish Lord

Wonderful plot and brilliant writing

Generally speaking, the front is fine, but the back is speechless. The married granddaughter has grandparents and uncles, and her parents are still there. I don't understand what kind of character the author wants to give the heroine

Those who make up the numbers have been bullied by their old family members. Even if they eat a dumpling, they can make up two chapters.

I like the plot very much, very good

The timeline is messy and illogical, and the expression is too clumsy. It feels like I'm just trying to make up the word count.

From the quarrel to the end, the best relatives never avenged themselves, and the bad guys did not suffer retribution.

It almost pissed me off at first, but in the end it was okay