This is my second read, and I really like the author's thoughts on criticizing aristocratic families and pursuing equality. The author himself said that he thought the beginning was too loose, but actually I particularly liked the beginning, it was very distinctive.
The emotions are deep and the pattern is big. The ending felt regretful at first glance, but after thinking about it, I felt it was more profound to write it this way, "Water Margin, the good thing is to surrender."