Let's go back to the theme, from the very beginning the movie is about the gap between the great aspirations of a hapless writer and the bullshit reality. But what is gratifying is that the male protagonist has not given up hope, and is still fighting for his only daughter and his wife who has always supported him. I go, this is too similar to Ali's life, except that we have a wife who supports me as always.
(Shh, keep it a secret, it's not good for Mrs. Li to hear this.) The hero's spirit, Ali, is very supportive and sets an example for him. However, the reality is always so ruthless. When his works are not selling well, in order to make his family have a better life, he can only go out to find a part-time job, but there is almost no satisfaction. In a compromise on his position, he met the cynical No. 2 male. The dissatisfaction of the two with reality allowed the two to find a match in their hearts. In the end, for the sake of money, the second male encouraged the male to do one big vote (blackmail the pastor). However, in a mishap, they met the female first, the open and bold underage beauty, so the blackmail team was born. So the ups and downs of the story began. However, the drama, which was originally thought to be calm, began to reverse continuously, and the observability of the film also soared wildly from this moment. Every time it reversed, it soared once. However, the ending quietly returned to the bland in the extreme climax, leaving an open ending for everyone to beat. Of course, Ali still chose to think that the male protagonist won the comedy, and the comedy ended. Another possibility is of course that the male protagonist wins, but at the cost of his life. Maybe because he belongs to the same writer, Ali is more willing to believe that the former is the real ending. After all, the male protagonist's knowledge and wisdom will never be useless. .
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