Ode to Waves on the Sand

At the beginning of this work, I wanted to create an imperfect and realistic male character, similar to Jia Baoyu's father Jia Zheng, a feudal defender. I think this may come from my childhood understanding of male images in some traditional stories, such as Xue Dingshan and so on. But as I wrote, I found that if I didn't write about the protagonist as a positive character, there would be nothing to write about after a certain point. So I started to play, and I ended up injecting positive energy. If there is any reality to this character, it is that what I originally wanted to express was his separation between true love and deception. It's not that he is unloyal and patriotic. I'm glad that I didn't blindly reveal the reality and forget about the positive energy.