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"Chun Qin Chao" is a book that I really love and hate at the same time! The contrast between Chunqin's arrogance and Sasuke's infatuation is impressive. Especially the part where Sasuke blinded himself in order not to make Haruko sad, it was really touching. "After Sasuke lost his sight, it seemed as if the obstruction in his eyes had finally been removed, and he could truly see the world clearly for the first time." This sentence touched me deeply. However, I kind of hate Chunqin's father. He values family status too much and makes Chunqin and Sasuke suffer a lot. Overall, this is a book well worth reading.
Superficially speaking, Haruko likes Sasuke, but in her heart she always believes that the relationship between master and servant and master and apprentice is insurmountable. The environment has made her arrogant and unwilling to admit her feelings for Sasuke. I think Sasuke's description in the book is that one is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. He puts Haruko first in everything. Maybe in the secular world, the relationship between the two is not a couple, but in their later years, they have become emotionally close to each other and have long since become husband and wife.