This could have been a very exciting drama, but unfortunately it turned into a fantasy movie "Magic Perfume Makes Everyone Fall in Love with Me"... The beginning of the story is indeed fascinating, the red-haired beauty died tragically, The rest of the childhood playmates are all scheming, domestic violence, alcoholism, mental illness, fetishes, and more. Everyone in the show is broken, or the father is neglected, or the perverted mother, or the parents are both lost. Personally, I think this plot would be even more brilliant if it continued to describe the total bad deeds caused by the dark family environment in a more realistic way, and finally destroyed myself and others. Then the screenwriter in the later stage gradually deviated from the suspenseful atmosphere that started to pave the way. The logic of the plot is flawed as follows:
1 There is almost no explanation for the death of the red-haired beauty, just because a lover who had a crush on her for many years fell in love with her; everyone loved her simply because she smelled good...
2 Roman and the incense maker are important negative characters in the play, but they don't explain their life background at all, especially the incense maker, who is the mastermind behind the play, seduces others to commit crimes everywhere, but the story has no explanation for his obsession. Does it just end with a fetish?
3 The "perfume" in the later drama has become half of the "magic medicine". A piece of clothing with red-haired beauty is enough to make the boss who broke with the policewoman fall in love with her again in a second? ? ? Is it enough for an unloved daughter to kill her own sister and put on perfume to make everyone fall in love with her? ? ? Later she was raped because she sprayed too much "sister smell" perfume? ? ? Isn't it easier for her sister to be raped as a source of perfume and someone with limited mobility... Can she be adopted by perfume, can she be loved by perfume, can she succeed by perfume... Then why do you have to study hard to live a good life? Yes, wouldn't it be good to find a good person to kill and make a perfume spray...
It could have been told as a traumatic and dark story about a distorted family and an emotional attachment to objects, but it later turned into a fantasy story of "kill people and spray perfume if you want to succeed"... It's a pity
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