Ridiculous. Calling it science fiction isn't magical at all; calling it love isn't hormonal enough. Types and elements are too complex. But there is a hidden spark to dig (psychopathy).
①Treat it into a thriller romance: a love triangle. The wife was mentally ill before and was a weak neurotic woman. The husband loves his wife very much, but is very controlling (the character can be dealt with intricately and charmingly, with a love-hate relationship). The male junior can be a psychiatrist.
Then the story goes like this: Xiaosan found that the female patients in the hospital did not seem to be mentally ill! She said her husband mistook her for an affair, so he faked her mental illness and locked her up. Xiao San traces it, what is the truth? Is the female patient really sick? If she's not sick, is she really having an affair? What is her husband like? If she wasn't having an affair and wasn't mentally ill, what was she hiding? Is her hiding something to do with her husband? Is her husband involved in a homicide? (Well, I ran away, but the murder case is not bad!) What kind of relationship will the mistress develop with the female patient?
②Treat it into a love movie: Focus on describing the heroine's flat and unsatisfactory married life, and then she gave up her good marriage life, fell in love with a criminal, and eloped with him...
③It’s still a love movie: After the heroine cheated, it was discovered that her cheating was planned by her husband, who wanted her to divorce her with nothing. But she and Xiaosan really fell in love with each other, so Xiaosan told the truth to the heroine, and the two calculated their husbands together...
④Sci-fi: This film also has a shitty sci-fi element... If you want to keep it, how to deal with it? (think)
A criminal who committed a murder that no one knows about. However, the heroine can see all the sights he sees, so he is tragically exposed.
The hostess took the initiative to run to him and told him all this. So the male protagonist planned to kill the woman who dared to "threaten" him. However, the heroine is not afraid at all, she said frantically and obsessively: I can see everything you see since I was a child! I love you baby!
The male protagonist thinks that this woman is crazy and ignores her. In the next crime incident, the female protagonist told the male protagonist: I know why you started the crime! I know your childhood shadow, I Know You Baby!
The male protagonist is moved, redeemed, and loved.
In the last crime, the hero also rescues the heroine from her bland and fucking life.
One is a murderer with an adventurous spirit and a sad past, and the other is a neurotic woman who endured life. The two hit it off and eloped.
Finish.
Well, doesn't this put science fiction into it (ಥ_ಥ) "The World in Your Eyes", hehe.
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