Sometimes we need a heroine who has nothing to do with the film

We need her to create an atmosphere of incompatibility to set off the love between the second heroine and the male protagonist. She also needs her to tell us how stupid the fairy tale we dream of is, and how boring the beauty, money, and vain airs we seek are.

One thing I can be sure of is that Miss Hilton must feel that she is surprisingly consistent with the role played in the film: noble temperament, beautiful and moving, rich family, and very, very kind-hearted.

In fact, Hilton may indeed be very kind, but we focused on her lower body.

Closer to home. As the heroine, she is indeed surprisingly alienated from the movie.
You might say that she is not the heroine, just a vase. But when have you seen so many vases?
From her first appearance (this scene is very classic, for the first time in my life I learned that someone runs like that), to the last undress, she runs through.

If you haven’t watched this drama, I can tell you that there will be these scenes worth noting:
1. Hilton's running posture
2. Hilton scratching his head and posing
3. Hilton speaks three sentences without leaving the sex
4. She finally undressed

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