Time series forecasting faces a fundamental challenge: the uneven distribution of predictive importance in time series data, where some specific time points and feature combinations carry disproportionately predictive power. As a result, uniform processing methods that treat all data alike inevitably fall short of optimal performance. To address this problem, we propose FeTS, a feature-aware framework that comprehensively learns temporal features through two key components: (i) Adaptive Feature Extraction (AdaFE), which dynamically discovers the most important features within each temporal patch and extracts them on the fly, yielding sharper and more focused local representations; and (ii) Dual-Scale Feed-Forward Network (DSFFN), which strategically integrates fine-grained local features with global long-term dependencies to achieve richer dual-scale representation learning. Extensive experiments on eight benchmark datasets demonstrate that FeTS achieves state-of-the-art performance in time series forecasting tasks, offering a novel solution to the challenge of uneven predictive importance in forecasting.