Seduce everything, achieve everything, destroy everything. This is the real devil, the real charm. Therefore, the heroine in the film is an angel in appearance, but a devil in essence. She is sexy and coquettish to the bad boy, pure and kind to the handsome guy, and mysterious to the novelist.
In order for a good handsome man to abandon his wife and children to become a bad guy, she first cheated him of money, showed her kindness and bravery by the way, and then seduced him to betray his wife and family. He turned around and threw him in front of his face. Destroying a good person is nothing more than that. After all, a handsome guy has evil desires inside.
But what about destroying an indebted, desperate and depraved bad boy? That is to let him see hope, first let him help deceive his friends, and then give him the money he defrauded, so that the bad boy thinks that she is trying to win the championship (dart competition) and win the prize money. As a result, he turned back and betrayed the bad boy face to face, made him lose the game, and once again fell into despair (I always felt that I had darts before, and my life was a little sustenance).
What is more hidden is that she destroys the novelist, seduces the novelist, makes him think that he has obtained good material, and then makes him understand that he is just another object of destruction.
The three seduced men, all of which are ultimately doomed, just want to kill her. Ultimately the novelist, the terminally ill kills her and saves two young men who still have hope. Of course, the devil made his career, and the beautiful heroine was just a stand-in for it.
The storyline is pretty well organized, and the casting of the four protagonists is very precise. An honest and successful handsome guy, a shameless scumbag, a blurred and morbid writer, and an attractive heroine (especially how to seduce three men in front of them, and interpret women who are not bad and men don't love to the extreme, Rare indeed. It may seem ridiculous, but in essence, no man can escape such a temptation). 19.2.27
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