Fortune favors fools, Reivew on Haywire

This heroine was a little stupid with confidence. At the beginning, as she would never know in advance that a passerby A passerby B would help her, and this rescue was too important. At that time, the young hot man had already overwhelmed her and beat her. If it weren't for the attack by passer-by, she would have been stunned by K; after that, the hot man got a gap and shot with his gun, and passer-by (who miraculously turned out to be a woman) came to the rescue. Without these two times, it would be extremely difficult for her to circulate inferiority. Later, there was another stupid self-confidence, and the sex-addicted man (hehe, the impact was too profound) went back to the hotel room with ghosts, our heroine has quietly taken off her high heels (when he came into the coffee shop with the hot man in the first act) It’s like hurrying to warm up.) We are ready, but the scene of entering the door surprised our audience. The confident woman turned her back to the sex addict, which means deliberately waiting for the fatal first blow of the sex addict, as if we were watching the WWE indifference contest. Ha ha.

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