First of all, I personally feel that the plot line of this film is not too compact, and it is a little messy. At the beginning, the heroine wants to report on the Senate and then jumps to another event. Would it be too far-fetched, just because the heroine wants to Do you want to expose the truth of the powerful and powerful people? But as far as I am concerned, the plot at the beginning and the later plot have little to do with the plot or the heroine's thoughts. In the final episode, the male protagonist's last sentence is a bit pale and weak. I personally think that after the male protagonist's point, the female protagonist's induction and frame-up plan is a bit illogical compared to her previous image and what she has done before. , I think it should add some subtle psychological activities of the heroine herself. Overall, the plot is fairly smooth and has a good sense of substitution. In the end, the male protagonist broke the trick. Although there was a feeling of surprise, there was not much excitement. It's not that the film is not perfect, but that it's so perfect that it's a little messy and illogical. Don't make plots for plot's sake.
Let’s talk about some of the meanings of the film to me, it’s also quite emotional. "Everyone has a secret, as long as they don't get arrested", when the female protagonist discovered the private room of the male protagonist and found that the male protagonist was chatting with her, the male protagonist at this time was more like a stranger to her. people. But behind the male protagonist's private room, there is a lot of sadness and unwillingness. Through the Internet, through self-deception and concealment, how many times have we been strangers? At the end of the film, the female protagonist assassinated the male protagonist and wanted to hide it like she did in the past. Unfortunately, the incident was seen as clearly as in the past. It was another cycle, and the female protagonist had to repeat the same mistakes and be a stranger again. Is it... We don't know... The film made me think deeply: Have we experienced a lot of sophistication, do we really see ourselves clearly? ...
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