This is a family ethics drama, and it's still a bloody one.
1. I don't understand why the male lead is so high-end, and the sister-in-law is still unsatisfied (I don't mean to like the male lead!). and! Still very divided. . . The harmony in the last second makes people look tired like watching a houseware advertisement, and in the next second, all kinds of distrust are exhausted. The people in this show always "how is that possible"...please tell you that it is possible in the first episode, okay?
2. It's the sister-in-law's boyfriend's daughter. I want to know how big-hearted this mother must be to let her daughter and the prospective stepfather who broke up go out alone. . . There is also a happy and content smile. . . The stepfather also said, "I can live without you, but I can't live without this daughter..." I just saw it here and abandoned it.
3. Although the line of the heroine is relatively old-fashioned, it can still be seen relatively.
4. I didn't seem to be able to show the acting skills of the crooked fruit people, but this drama made me suddenly realize that the protagonists of those big hits are really well-informed and have acting foundations. The main characters, the male lead and the female lead female doctor, are more fussy than the other, crying and yelling at every turn. They didn't collect and release, making people feel like water. My sister-in-law I thought she was okay, but the story line was too bad, she switched between laughing in the sun and crying distrust. The two kids are playing kids.
5. Advantages: Big setting, cross timeline, occasional surprises, a way to introduce a traveler in one episode. . . Well no more.
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