First of all, in general, Ye's spiritual dream is not an animation, but an animation. There is a strong girlish atmosphere. Objectively speaking, leaves have many advantages and disadvantages. The advantage lies in the theme of this animation, with the original intention of protecting the environment. And the characters are still very delicate, but not exquisite enough. The protagonists have their own characteristics, distinct personalities, and nuanced scenes. The disadvantage is that there are too many ambiguous fragments between men and women, regardless of the occasion, and usually the intimate conversation between two people takes up a lot of time in an episode, but the key parts are hastily forgotten. Sometimes the characters have a lot of redundant actions, and if they are miscellaneous, some abrupt childlike innocence will be inserted untimely, resulting in an episode that can be quickly explained. For the sake of girls, the romantic part is not impossible, but the director is not sure that it is nothing to talk about "love" in an appropriate degree, but isn't it bad to let "love" flood everywhere? There are not many words between men and women, but they are good at controlling the lens and fine words. And I can't figure it out: since the director intends to arrange so many romantic scenes, why didn't he set the protagonist as a junior high school student, a senior high school student or a college student at first, but as a primary school student? Sometimes parents reflect that puppy love is not groundless. In addition, the role seems to speak ventriloquism, and often does not open his mouth to cooperate with the voice actor, accompanied by problems such as wearing molds and stiff body movements. Generally speaking, Ye Luoli may be regarded as a masterpiece as an animation, but if it is an animation, it may not occupy a place, let alone be called the so-called "light of the country". (Just a personal opinion, don't spray if you don't like it. )