The cute and shrewd little mouse, the clumsy and cheerful bear, a painter, and a musician are all characters with strong artistry, highly recognizable, and a good pair of CPs. But the ratio of bears to mice is a bit out of balance, and the size gap is small.
The two protagonists broke the boundaries and taboos of their respective worlds and came together, which is a happy ending. But looking at it on the other hand, the two worlds lived step by step and did not disturb each other, which was not necessarily a bad thing, although they were all based on the premise of those intimidating legends. The pursuit of the individual, sometimes let him go, the whole is consistent, and on the premise of no prejudice and ignorance, everyone is also comfortable. It's a pity that those in power usually think and implement the policy of ignoring the people first. Alas, the world is as black as a crow.
There is also the bear's family inside, the children are unknown, so the father and mother bear are shrewd businessmen, and the short space outlines the outline of profiteers.
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