Cheng Fei asked Mo Dou: "Why did you paint that oil painting of green snake?"
Mo Dou was obviously stunned for a moment. He didn't expect him to ask this. He answered honestly: I did it because I like it. As he spoke, his face turned sideways, and the shadow of the firelight covered his side face, making it appear clear-cut and infinitely tender. Probably because of the fever, his voice was slightly muted, and he whispered softly and unhurriedly: Don't you think snakes are very smart and dedicated animals? And they are all the best hunters, willing to put in the most patience for their goals.
At the end, he added intentionally or unintentionally: I am very similar to you.
Intention: I am willing to pay the greatest patience for you