@__Nightfurry12_
Hi, my pleasure. I'm enjoying it a lot. The flow is perfect to me and the Grammer is so clean that I can read it without anything taking me out of the story.
I like the world building and more importantly, the way you chose to go about it. Aside from the story telling bit (That I felt was good anyway) there was no huge exposition bits or info dumps. You give us enough and then we can "see" the rest.
Additionally, you were able to convey certain information with little words. Like when you said that the village was well to do because the mother's are good matchmakers. You didn't have to tell the readers that the women care for their sons as more than a means to an end, it can can be inferred from this.
Your use of both show and tell is wonderful so far. I could learn a thing or two from the way you do it.
The long chapters are such a treat. I feel like I'm really getting a bang for my buck (even though it's free).
If I had to nitpick on one thing, it's showing Alan's thoughts too early (imo). The chapter sneak peaks really don't feel necessary. Subjectively, to me at least, it feels like a spoiler I didn't ask for. I'll likely skip these from now on to keep more tension. Which I have to say ...
The tension level in this story is great. Only broken by the sneak peaks a little, but overall super.
I also enjoy how the side characters were presented. And also how you haven't enfeebled or reduced all the women down to fulfilling one role (not that that's bad to read in other works, I just love the difference).
In summary, the highlights I find are:
Story flow
Immaculate grammar
Mc character (wasn't expecting her to be so snappy when pressed. I love it)
Flaw (?)
Spoilers
Please keep up the awesome work. I'm so looking forward to more. :D