It is really not an exaggeration to describe the plot structure as "simple", but it is really rare that the whole drama can make such a delicate thing from such a simple framework.
The whole show, the whole five episodes, I was empathizing, I was so depressed I couldn't breathe. I envy Tom for having such a mother, and I hate Tom for having such a father. Honestly I'm curious what the second season will tell, I really want to see how Simon will take it upon himself and how Kate will "naive" himself
The whole drama has climaxes one after another, especially the exposure in court at the beginning of the fifth episode, which is not listed for the time being. The only thing I want to say is the phrase "Sons are their fathers." Now that the plot is revived, the most profound thing is still the magazine in Tom's hands when it ended.
The plot is ironic, and life is ironic. But I believe, at least myself, that I can take a detour.
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