The plot is too elaborate. The whole reason for the kidnapping is because of Kevin's impulse. He is because the boss does not give him a salary increase. He suddenly thinks of kidnapping his boss's daughter when he sees other people selling drugs. And his boss was so resolute the day before and agreed to pay all of his daughter's tuition the next day, and then he had to leave for a period of time for her daughter's cancer to replace it. This plot is too far-fetched. Later, Kevin went to the police station on the impulse to report the case, and then he didn't say anything, and the police let him go without asking him clearly. Is there such a policeman? Just to let the plot develop and draw the heroine into this case. And the policewoman received a clue to find tommy, wandered at the door for a long time and then left, so she left with such a deep hatred. The plot is single and there are few characters, occasionally adding some small cases, selling ice cream, drug trafficking, traffic fines, etc. in order to highlight the image of the heroine, but it feels very frivolous. The conversation between her and the congressman was also very long-winded, saying that our policemen are born and die outside every day, but how come I haven't seen it. The drug chaser was kicked and put a dot on his face. This can highlight the image of too frivolous, and the person who started to set himself on fire. I thought I really lit the fire in the end, but I didn’t see anything. At least there is a mission that risks your life to complete to be wonderful. The plot is frivolous and the characterization is not deep. The heroine's daughter was raped, and then she gave birth to her son and committed suicide. This led to the divorce of the heroine and her husband, and her husband was too old to understand a child. This plot is really complicated. The dialogue between the characters is also very verbose. In the beginning, her husband repeatedly asked about the self-immolator. What does this have to do with the main storyline? And her son called them to come over to celebrate, and then the hostess kept asking her sister as if she had found any clues, and finally said to herself that her daughter-in-law was pregnant, and then called her husband and asked. In this matter, when I finally hung up, I said that maybe my daughter-in-law was pregnant. What was the use of this plot? It was too verbose, and it made me feel like I suspected it was a Hongmenyan. And I really don't feel much about the policewoman, the assistant turned out to be a woman, and the heroine's conversation is verbose and sensational. It's not normal for a person to look closely, and there is a side that does not fit their identity. The plot of being raped and giving birth to a child is more abusive, but it is the memory of the past that you don’t have to act out. It’s hard to make an impression if you just tell it from the dialogue between the heroine and the teacher.
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