As for solving problems, Basic Pass 660 is a very good choice. The small questions in it are very clever and can be studied as big questions. After practicing to a certain extent, start to do real questions. I have done it many times (at least 6 or 7 times) and summarized it repeatedly (the real question is very important). Finally, Li Yongle's books in the sprint stage exceeded 135, which is also very good. The most important thing in postgraduate mathematics is to keep the problem-solving state. If you slack off for three days, your problem-solving level will drop.
I am a graduate student in the 12 exam, and I am one of them. If you need to know anything, you can ask me again. I hope I can help you.