Looking at the comments, it seems that many people feel unworthy and regretful that the plot of this movie is inversely proportional to the male protagonist's appearance. To be honest, when I watched this movie for the first time, I also felt that the plot was dry and tasteless when I saw the male protagonist indulging in the virtual world, but I still insisted on watching it. At the end, is it an aftertaste or shock? Heartache? I didn't know, and then I watched it again. The second time I watched it, I was more obsessed with the scene where the male protagonist and a couple (or friends) were in the toilet at the end of the film. At first, the couple thought that the male protagonist was just taking too many drugs and was too high to care, but then the male protagonist swallowed too many pills, he wanted to commit suicide, and he also knew his ending, but at the end of the The last moment he came, he regretted it. He started yelling, crying, shouting, how he wished someone could come and save him, he made the phone call with trembling hands, just hoping to try his best to save himself in the few seconds of his life that wasn't over. However, it was too late. The couple on one side had long been frightened by the cry of the male protagonist, and I had long since burst into tears in front of the screen. The desperation to regret calling death seems as heart-wrenching as it would one day befall him. who killed him. It seems that there are thousands of people and it seems that there is only himself. Born as a human being, it is difficult to distinguish between good and bad.
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