It is a story of entrepreneurship and change. At the entrepreneurial level, those who come from marketing may feel more intimate. Seeing scenes such as market and business negotiation seems to be a pain point in an instant. Although it is only quickly skipped and artistically processed, the market is blank and the return on investment is not enough. Familiar words such as rate, vacancy rate, etc., those "skills" that push back and forth in the negotiation process can further highlight the difficulty of breaking through the class, not only from the shackles of the class itself, but also from the reality of cruelty . In terms of identity change and destiny struggle, Bernard not only has the "stubbornness" of his own character, but also changes his performance for the sake of his companions and for the ideal. The underlying logic and behavior of the whole character are relatively smooth. The arrangement of the plot also shows that any innovation and change are not made out of nothing, but a new adjustment made to achieve higher goals on the basis of reasonable motivation and long-term accumulation. In this process, it will not be smooth sailing. The rut failed, and it has not changed. In addition to the discussion of the subject itself, a work allows me to see more possibilities of reality and thinking, which is why I like it.
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