There are many cute contrasts between the two powerful people. Master Chu loves to eat and is childish, while Master Su is serious and ignorant and well-behaved. I like the part "Thank you, Master Chu, for blocking all the snow for me" the most. They are mature and steady but also lively and energetic, with equal emphasis on career and love. The author's writing is very good, and the environment is soul-stirring.
In the group portrait story, everyone in Ginkgo Study is upright, the brotherhood and love are all tearful, the views on family, country and people are very upright, the sentence about the city being broken is really weak, the teenagers try their best to withstand the torrent of history, but the innocent heart will never be extinguished.
The tiger and wolf stickers are very cute, the overall atmosphere is lively, and I really like the roommate friendship. It talks about the gradual transformation of human beings into beasts and the longing for the nature of mountains and forests. Everyone can choose the life they want to live freely.
War is a disaster for everyone. What impressed me deeply was that when the officer was looking for Maomao, many people were also looking for their relatives and friends, "Have you seen him?" Being separated is the most common thing in war. It is hard to find and life and death are unknown, but the officer will never give up. His love is silent, like snow falling in the night, bit by bit, covering thousands of miles.
The character's personality is very distinct. Ninety-Four's words and deeds all have the shadow of his lover, and he feels a bit like he has grown up in his youth. However, the age gap is not big. In the first half, he seems to be a happy enemy. The two are separated by family hatred. This situation is not a matter of life and death. It is a pure love without any misunderstanding. Hate was spoken before love was said, and cruelty and sweetness are intertwined.