It comes out of thin air, everyone can't escape the inherent class, and the marginalized people always cherish happiness more, if they can get happiness, because it is not easy for them, and they have to pay more. The classification of classes always gives people a preconceived impression. The group of mice always lives underground, and it is only individual to turn into Mickey Mouse. Most people still have an inherent view of mice. A three-part story, family, trial and revenge, life is always full of uncertainty, it is unclear whether surprise or tragedy will befall you in the next moment, everything comes out of nowhere, so fate and helplessness, The only option to end everything is to end your own life. Except that the trial in the middle was slightly off topic, the other scenes are quite memorable, and the heroine's emotional acting skills are always online. Winning the golden ball is by no means out of thin air.
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