Let me ask you something. I write a word well. If you write an article, the whole thing will be ugly. What is the reason? Bad typesetting? Between words

It's just that the structural foundation of words is not well laid.

I had the same idea as you in junior high school. Looking back now, the handwriting at that time was really ugly. A single word, because you can't control the font, or even have no font, may feel that a word is beautiful, but there are all kinds of words throughout, and when you compare words, you will find it very disharmonious and of course ugly.

The whole text should have the same font, and the more harmonious it is, the better it looks. Therefore, in this case, we should practice regular script first, master the control of stroke structure and size, and then practice what font we like later, until you can control the same font size from beginning to end, no matter who reads it, it is good.