I think it's okay if you just look at the career line in the first half, but after attending the banquet, it turns into a love line and ends in a hurry. There was no trace of their love in front of them. After attending the banquet, the heroine directly said that the hero was ruthless (it went straight to love), and there was no spark of love between them at all in their previous interactions. The male protagonist should not be too young, let's go up to 30. He calls himself a singleist, a linguist, and has a sense of superiority. Changing the language and demeanor of the female protagonist is just a bet with the colonel (the latter bet won I think it's normal that there is no love for the female lead, after all, they did not do anything to spark love, the male lead is very straight). The female protagonist is 21 years old, from a bad background. I heard the male protagonist say that he can change her language to turn her into an educated duchess and choose to let the male bishop her language. After she finishes her studies, she plans to sell flowers in flower shops (no Knowing why she felt that she had become a lady after she completed her studies and could no longer sell flowers), it was a bit baffling. There seems to be nothing I like about the heroine, such as perseverance, self-improvement, etc. Also, at the beginning, listening to the female lead was really as noisy as a crow, making it uncomfortable?
The female protagonist's language changed because the male protagonist said something to her in the early hours of the morning, which made her suddenly able to pronounce the standard pronunciation. It is also very abrupt here. If the female protagonist is considered to be very motivated and ambitious, then she will become Why didn't the lady start a career but first quarreled with the male lead about love, and later said that she wanted to marry a suitor in order to stimulate the male lead, and then became a teacher to earn money to support him? The male protagonist is as straight as always, arrogant, and everything he does to the female protagonist is just to win the bet, but then suddenly "falls in love" with the female protagonist, which is also incredible, it feels like it was set for a happy ending The happy ending is not a spontaneous love, and there is no point in the second half. Their identities and statuses are too different, and their personalities do not match, and there is no spiritual resonance. The male protagonist only regards the female protagonist as a tool to win the bet, as a flower girl, as the result of his own training, and he feels that women are unreasonable. There is no man's advantages, and he also thinks that the heroine is a shrew. I don't know where the heroine's love for the hero came from, and I really don't have a clue. I don't know how they are together?
How to change the manner, there is no such plot in the movie, only a few pronunciation changes and exercises, probably because the male protagonist is a linguist.
The heroine's father has too many roles, and he feels like a ruthless, hedonistic, and selfish person.
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