Yingu's tenderness is that he respects every life and tries his best to maintain balance. We feel sorry for him because, as a bystander, he has nothing to do with anything, just established a little connection, and he is about to continue his journey.
The author of Insect Master never exposes and criticizes anything. But it just tells quietly: there may be something going on somewhere we don't know.
The first time I met the bug master ten years ago, when I was a middle school student, I didn't understand much of the truth, but I still had a lot of feelings in the dullness, and then I seemed to forget it. When I heard that the second season was released, I was sighing with emotion, and then I suddenly realized how far-reaching this work had an impact on me. I remember the lazy and fresh OP, the folk-style soundtrack, the hoarse and mysterious narration, and even the plot of each episode. Revisited the first season, and finished all the new works, this time I really have to say goodbye, Yingu will continue his journey, See you again
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