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There are very rich characters, each character is very three-dimensional, and they create round characters with good and bad qualities, such as Grandma Mao's frugality and integrity, but some excessive interference in other people's lives and insufficient respect for "me"; "I" am stubborn, controlling, and emotional, but in the end I still confess my sinful thoughts; Qian is sensitive, caring, dependent but compromising Overall, every character was successfully created, especially Granny Mao and the male protagonist. It always makes readers change their view of the characters.
The characters in the book "Cats" are very vivid. I like Grandma Mao very much. Although she looks shrewd, she also has a human touch. The various conflicts and quarrels in the story are also very real, making me feel the ups and downs of life. Looking forward to the subsequent development of the story and seeing what other stories and conflicts there will be between them.
The details are okay, the character creation is relatively complete, and the starting point of the character's psychological state is also well described, but there is no plot. With the cat as the theme, I don't know whether it means the old lady's pet cat Beibei has a deep relationship with the old lady, or whether the girlfriend who is much younger than him looks like a cat, or the old lady looks like a well-behaved old cat. It is hard to tell with the cat as the theme.