A crush on a monster.

I was brought in by Kim Da Mi's recent drama.

After reading it twice, I like romantic, of course, I will not let go of the clues that there is a love line in it.

To sum up, I will name it: the love and hate of an unknown male protagonist or a bloody secret love of a monster.

Does it sound exciting? Then look down:

First, let me sort out the relationship between the male lead and the female lead. (not in the order the movies take place)

The male protagonist should have been transformed with the female protagonist since he was a child. Although it is not in the real sense, it is still called a childhood sweetheart.

Basically, it can be determined that the boy next to the heroine when she was a child is the hero.

At the same time, the male protagonist and the female protagonist are also at the same level, that is, level 1, but the female protagonist is stronger than him, leaving a foreshadowing of the male protagonist's distorted psychology.

If this is still not certain, then it is also possible in terms of skills. The male protagonist can use the mind to control like the female protagonist, and both like to fight in close quarters and use guns.

After determining the relationship between the male lead and the female lead, we jump back to the beginning of the movie.

My guess for the above is that the male protagonist and the female protagonist are at the same level, and they may have been massacred together at that time (because the female protagonist said that you would kill us when talking to Dr. Bai) The female protagonist escaped and left the male protagonist alone. Man, in order to save his life, the male protagonist said that he would go after the female protagonist together. Maybe those subordinates thought that the two monsters of the same level were evenly matched, and agreed. When the uncle went to chase someone later, he found the pool of blood and thought it was the heroine, but it turned out to be the hero. At this time, the hero had already been abused by the heroine (but the heroine didn't kill him), so the uncle thought the hero was in the way. But that Doctor Bai felt that the male protagonist was controllable and left him.

I have a question here, the male lead already had a scar on his head before the massacre, why did he tell the female lead that the female lead did it? And the uncle also has a scar on the temple, what kind of connection does the male lead have with the uncle?

From Dr. Bai's words, I have a little guess, that is, the male protagonist and the uncle should have something to do with the brain. (When the uncle talked to his boss later, he did not reveal the identity of the male protagonist) It should be done before the transformation. It should be the strongest, but the male protagonist is still stronger than the female protagonist, so it is twisted.

From this point of view, the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist should be jealousy and hatred, but often in such a complex emotion, I see the deep tenderness belonging to this monster.

First, when the heroine is automatically exposed, the male lead comes to the door for a test at the first time.

Why?

Second, the male protagonist knows the female protagonist very well and is very similar to her.

This level of familiarity really confirms what the heroine's good friend said.

Third, the male protagonist's smile and tenderness are only for the female protagonist.

It can be seen that the male protagonist is very relaxed in front of the female protagonist, and his emotional ups and downs are also great. (The emotional ups and downs will be discussed later) The usual cold-faced killer will also have such a human side, which is enough to reflect the female protagonist's influence on him.

Fourth, fancy praising the heroine.

The male protagonist saw that the female protagonist started killing, and the wildness came back (the wildness will be discussed below), and immediately turned into a bragging little expert with excitement, and he even said things that were not of the same level inadvertently.

Let's take female 2 to set off

The above is a small analysis of the male protagonist's crush on the female protagonist.

Add a small point, that is wildness. When the heroine kills, her eyes will reveal wildness, because the heroine herself is a monster, and violence is her nature. In fact, I think to a large extent, it is to spy on the wildness of the heroine, because no matter how hidden a person is, the nature will still be there, but the heroine may not kill too much. Yes, it may have been influenced. The male protagonist didn't see the wildness in her eyes, so he was a little shaken at the time. (This also proves that the female protagonist is smarter than the male protagonist, she also looks straight at the male protagonist magnanimously)

From the temptation here, we can extend the emotional ups and downs and complexities of the male protagonist in front of the female protagonist.

In this part of the heroine's house, the relationship turned at least three times, from excitement to anger, to loss and helplessness. It can be seen that the male protagonist was shaken during the two trials, but he also knew very well that the female protagonist could not lose her memory, but he was repeatedly confused by the female protagonist pretending to be pitiful. Do you think you can beat your female protagonist?

Although I like the heroine, I also want to kill the heroine. Although he wants to kill the heroine, he is also suspected of helping the heroine. There is no doubt that the male protagonist is contradictory.

Whose credit is this?

The male lead asked the female lead, will you let me go? The female protagonist said no, but the male protagonist raised a bright smile and said, I am just in case. I just hinted that there is someone behind you, I helped you, in case you will let me go.

The male protagonist is actually playing tricks. He knows the female protagonist well enough. The female protagonist couldn't kill him before, but now he has softened, and she will not kill him. The male protagonist tries to trust the female protagonist.

But the male protagonist is actually very pessimistic. After being counter-killed by the female protagonist, he also tries to seize the soft side of the female protagonist and lure the female protagonist to commit suicide. Maybe the male protagonist just wants to die with the female protagonist at the beginning.

Finally, the scene where the female protagonist is killing the male protagonist gives a perspective

I think it's possible that the male protagonist didn't die.

The male protagonist knows enough about the female protagonist, and the female protagonist also understands the male protagonist, and shows mercy to him from time to time. Even in that fight, I felt that the female protagonist was teasing the male protagonist. If she really wanted to kill the male protagonist, why would the female protagonist kill her so quickly? Don't need to be on the male protagonist, directly pinching the head of the female 2, directly bowing the head to the uncle, etc. The female protagonist wants to get the information of the research institute from the male protagonist, and it is also because the female protagonist has this kind of trust in the male protagonist.

Anyway, if they don't kill each other, they will be a happy couple

So what exactly is it, let's wait for the second season~