The first half of the plot has a little interlude but it is also very beautiful, and of course there are many tear-jerking points. The father-son relationship between the male protagonist and his father is really tear-jerking. When I saw the scene of the male protagonist reading a letter to the father in the hospital bed, I really couldn't hold back the tears. The heroine's sudden breakup letter was really incomprehensible at first, until I saw that I didn't like the heroine very much. Have you finished watching this movie? I just want to watch Sweet Love. What a scumbag. After all, the heroine still doesn't love the hero enough. After reading it, I really feel like the heroine is crazy. After reading it for a while and thinking about it, I seem to be tolerant and understanding of the heroine. From the heroine's point of view, it must not have been easy for her to make this decision. During the period of separation from the male protagonist, longing, loss, pain, suffering, lack of security and uncertainty about the future must be with her all the time, even a small hug from her lover or even a gentle kiss to her. Words are extravagant hopes, and it takes a few days to get a reply to even the conversation with the lover. It is so disappointing to face the long-term separation and do not know when it will end. What exactly is love? The heroine also loves the hero. Of course, she really wants her lover to accompany her, but she doesn't want the hero to worry about not fulfilling her duties and mission better because of herself. Anxiety and guilt. Tim must have given her more love and company at that time, when she needed a lover the most. But she finally chose to betray her love with the male lead. It makes sense, and it is a pity. Poor man. This reminds me of the third part of Twilight, where the heroine actually kissed a werewolf. At that time, I was really angry. The heroine is really annoying, doesn't she love the hero? What are you doing? ? Seems to understand her a little bit now. All I can say is that companionship in love is really important. So is affection.
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