I accidentally watched this movie at station b and saw the introduction that it was adapted from a novel, so I searched for the novel and found it. It took two days to read the novel. The difference between the novel and the movie is still quite big. , The film has been adapted a lot. The protagonist in the novel, Wesley, is a tall, rich and handsome man with a not-so-warm family. He has a younger sister who has lived in his grandma’s house for a long time, and his parents who never return home. Living alone in a mansion, he has never lacked female companions. Dude of money. The heroine Bianca is a girl whose parents are on the verge of divorce. The mother has been away for a long time. The father had a history of alcoholism before the heroine was born, but in fact, she is pretty good. The male second is not as exaggerated and hypocritical as in the movie. He is a particularly perfect gentleman. He was finally accepted by Harvard. The standard male second and the heroine have liked the male second for three full years. The heroine and the actor should not be childhood sweethearts, but the actor will flirt with the heroine if he has nothing to do. Just like in the movie, the heroine hates the actor very much. The following uses B and W to refer to the hero and heroine. Before the story began, W told B that she was DUFF as in the movie. Of course, B was particularly upset, but at that time the male and female protagonists did not start to formally meet. Then what happened was the beginning of the story, that is, B's mother who had been outside for a long time sent a divorce agreement to the house. Then B found that there were empty wine bottles at home, and B's father started drinking again, and the family was very quiet and depressed. So two of B’s best friends took her to the bar to relieve their boredom. The best friends went to dance. B drank a drink at the bar. There was nowhere to vent because of the family affairs. W came, and as usual, W molested. A few words of B, B kissed W (yes, that's so bloody). Then B awoke and fled. Of course, the story will not end so easily. B and W pretend that nothing happened after the Kiss incident, as before. Until there was an English class, the teacher asked the students to find a partner to write an article about Wuthering Heights. Of course, B and W were paired up as partners (otherwise the story would not continue), and then B and W negotiated to go to B’s home to write a thesis, but at the appointed time, B found that his father had been due to his mother’s relationship. Alcoholism caused a mess at home, so B changed his mind and went to W's house to write an article. Then, of course, a description of W's mansion (a must for Mary Su's novel). B has always been upset because of family affairs, so he has somehow gotten involved with W. In the novel, B has been temporarily relieved because of the description in the novel. In the future, because of his parents, B’s house has been very depressed and dull. B often ran to W’s house XXOO, and then felt that he was depraved, and at the same time he felt that he had gotten a lot of relief, and kept comforting himself that he was just using W. I have to talk about the two girlfriends of the heroine, C and J. C is a very sensitive girl who cares about B. Then because B is ashamed to tell C about her parents, she has been avoiding C. Often let C's pigeons go to W's house, C is very sad and feels that his good friend has abandoned him. J is a particularly innocent girl in the novel. Later, J’s brother Jack came back. Jack was B’s first love boyfriend. He hurt B very deeply and made B a minor (particularly a bloody part). As a result, B suffered a double blow from his parents and first love boyfriend, and became more irritable, so he ran to W's house more frequently. Then B and W were attracted to each other in countless XXOO, and then they kept in touch with each other silently, but B himself kept denying, and kept hypnotizing himself and told W that he was just using W. Then one time when school was over, B’s car broke down, and W took B home by the way. W’s younger sister was there at the time. W had to send her sister to her grandma’s house first, and then W’s grandma fought with W. Sentence, say something not to bring bad sister, then B was treated as W’s female companion by W’s grandma, and was ridiculed (indirectly called Whore), then W sent B home, and then B invited W went to her room and stayed for a while, and then both of them were injured, so they started again. . . Halfway through, B’s father came back, full of alcohol, and then he directly scolded his daughter as Whore. He was improper and did shameful things at home. He also hit B. Then B let W go first, but in the end W was not worried and B came back. He stopped B’s father before B’s father did it again and brought B back to his home. Then the two began to bond again. B said that he found that W was actually lonely, and encouraged W. Take the initiative to contact your parents, let them come back, and the family will be reunited. Then the two people started XO again. W and B felt completely different feelings from the previous XO, and felt that it was a spiritual fit (really Mary Su). When B woke up the next morning, B began to think that he really fell in love with W, and then B panicked, and then ran to the balcony to blow the air by himself, thinking that a playboy like W was just playing with himself. I don't really like my DUFF, the more I think about it, the more I get scared, then B calls my girlfriend C and asks her to pick him up (friends C and J have never known the relationship between W and B). Then W ran to the balcony, and B told him that it was over, blahblah, and ran away. Although girlfriend C was in a cold war with B at the time, because she was concerned about B, she ran to W's house to pick up B in the morning, and then B told C everything in the car, and then C forgave B (in the novel, C is really the world. Good girlfriend!!), and then the best friend sent B back home. B's father woke up from the wine at this time, and then apologized to B. B and her father started a conversation that they had never had before. The estrangement. Then in school, B tried everything to avoid W, and by coincidence, B had an intersection with the second man, and then B started dating with the second man (I will briefly describe it), and then B felt the dating The strength of the two men is very gentleman, very gentle. Then once in B’s home, B and the second man wrote a paper together or something, and then started XO. During this period, W kept calling B, of course, B did not answer the phone, and then when B and the second man XO started , W broke in. . . W was always worried about B because of the domestic violence incident of B's father last time. He couldn't get through B's phone call, so he was very worried, so he went to B's house to have a look, and then saw such a bloody scene. Then B and W ran into the corridor to talk, during which B said very heavy words, which made W very hurt. Then, although W was very hurt, he quietly began to pursue the heroine, sending flowers and writing love letters during the period. In short, he did a lot of warm actions that W would not do before, and he contacted his parents with B’s previous encouragement, and the family was reunited. NS. The final ending is that best friend J tells B that B really likes W, saying that B is not really happy with the second man, and hopes that B will recognize the facts, and then B’s mother will come back. Her mother is a writer of inspirational books. People, so in the conversation with her mother, B also gradually began to think about it, and then she went to the prom with the second man (of course W also went). In the prom, the second man talked with B, and then the two sides exchanged heart to heart with each other. The second man directly said that B should not really like him, and he still remembers W, persuading B to follow her heart, and then the heroine takes it for granted. Is with W. In the end, everyone was happy. There is no difference between the novel and the domestic Marisu novels, above.
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