You can also write it. Probably because it hasn't been refined for a long time, so there are still many problems with the structure of the characters.
For example: "Meng", "Multiple", "Little", all have a unique shortcoming. The last stroke of "丿" has its tail rolled up. You should go down, not roll up.
"The bottom of the word heart" is rough in treatment and lacks changes in severity.
The word "Zuizhi" in the word "Chai" is also not very standard.
But the words "no" and "come" are pretty good!
Of the three bloggers you mentioned, the last one should be the best. It should be after a long period of study and training.
There are also some shortcomings.
1. There are not many changes: For example, the word "Zhi" appears in many places, but they are all written in the same way. "Bian" appears twice, and "捺" is written in the form of "长捺点".
2. "Going" seems to be lacking. For example: the word "Yi".
3. Some strokes appear hard. For example: the last word of "yes" is "捺".
4. The "hook" of "Yu" is too long; the "vertical" of the last stroke of "山" is also too long.
Moreover, his common writing habit is to write "捺" as "长捺点", resulting in similarity and less variation.
But overall, his writing is still the best. If you like his calligraphy, you might as well learn it. Of course, you can also directly buy calligraphers’ copybooks and learn from them. ?