Full of sexual tension at the beginning, Zunlong's androgyny is not only in appearance (including but not limited to clothing) but also in voice, and directly penetrates into the character.
I originally wanted to watch be recently, because Mary Sue was too much to panic. As a result, this film killed the Mary Sue cells that I accumulated two days ago without saying a word. Die clear and clean. Fortunately, I spoiled myself in advance, otherwise I really couldn't keep watching it in one go.
Because I really feel sorry for the French diplomats and Chinese actors, they all live in a deception that is beautifully packaged by love. One deceived himself to find the beautiful seductive oriental goddess in his dream, and the other deceived himself to have a true lover and confidant.
As for me off-screen, I have been carefully holding a heart, and as their relationship develops, I am very afraid. I can't bear to see them tear the last wrapping paper and see the naked man inside.
But what love was a lie, a perfect lie, it's been distorted. I'm a man, loved a woman, created by man. But I feel bad for this "fool".
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