It's a story about two people who are about to get divorced, still in love with each other, and then entangled. The plot revolves around the phrase "you want to do the right thing, or the happy thing". Because the heroine has always been a very good person in all aspects, and the hero is an unrealistic artist with a bit of fantasy plot, basically the heroine represents the correct values, and the hero represents the values of happiness.
So at the beginning, the male lead refused to let go because he loved the female lead; while the female lead always put on an arrogant expression of "I am a reasonable person". Later, the male lead saw the facts clearly and went to find other women. The female protagonist stopped playing and wanted to counterattack, but was frightened by the male protagonist's words "she has my baby".
In the end, the heroine suddenly woke up in the process of struggling, "Ah! So love is not to do the right thing, but to follow the feeling." It is estimated that not many people can see how she came to this conclusion.
The plot is weak, not only when the ups and downs are small, the plot is flat, and the difficulties encountered are similar; the director also insists on adding some conclusive things when the director tries to create a kind of "this is something everyone will experience".
Therefore, it is inevitable to fall into conventional wisdom.
But it must be said that everyone who broke up is indeed the same. The same sadness and madness, as if he lost his life goal all at once, even if he was as smart as the heroine Cyrus, he would quickly fall into a state of paralysis. Only in this respect, love is fair to all people.
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