I'm really going to die of anger. I only watched this drama because I wanted to watch a musical. I didn't expect it to be such a vulgar drama with the reputation of the Moulin Rouge...
Plot: The prostitute (inexplicably) fell in love with the poor scholar (the paranoid and the ink), rejected the duke who had a wealth of money (and was willing to spend money to achieve her dream), and found that she was terminally ill. The duke was born as a scholar Life threatening, the prostitute had to pretend that she didn’t love the scholar and hoped that he would fly away. The scholar was angry, and the prostitute was the first (and very important) stage play that the prostitute would pay for the prostitute... The prostitute was heartbroken and moved. Regardless of the pain in the duke's face, the stage sang their love song to keep the scholars. The scholar returned to the stage and the ending was perfect. The duke failed in his assassination, and the prostitute died in the scholar's arms.
This kind of summary is not enough to show her dog's blood. The prostitutes who have been battle-tested suddenly fell in love with the scholar; the prostitutes were unaware of their illness; the scholars kept saying that they loved prostitutes, but they did everything except sex and poems. It won’t cause the heroine N times to be heartbroken and twice fainted. At the beginning, it was just one night and then stalked. I didn’t see that the heroine was sick for so long, and finally said, “I'm paying my whore”. I want to rush into the screen and beat him. I said that I'm not jealous or go against all kinds of paranoia; there is also an aged woman with black flat bangs (broken bangs) that is too stealthy, and the supporting role whose presence is higher than that of the protagonist is not a good supporting role.
I stand Duke, really. If the heroine does not die, this bad drama really cannot go on. By the way, I feel sorry for the audience who are treated like monkeys in the audience.
Song and Dance: As a song and dance drama, the song and dance part of the group drama is pretty good. Now I can't remember the melody of the male and female lead singers and the lyrics are vulgar, all kinds of love and being loved. There is almost no dance...
In the end, the scholar wrote a heart-stirring soap (documentary?) novel. He also experienced love, lost his lover, but got a story that he could brag about for a lifetime. The duke has lost half of his money and all his money has been squandered. Think about the prostitute in heaven, I really don't deserve it in my whole life.
Agree with the Duke’s words "Why would the courtesan choose a penniless sitar player over the maharajah who is offering a lifetime of security? That's real love. Once the sitar player had satisfied his lust, he will leave the courtesan with nothing." Choose a penniless luthier instead of a monarch. The maharaja will give her lifelong protection, this is true love. Once the luthier's own desires are satisfied, he will leave, and the singer will get nothing. (Yes, she died in the end. Go to your mother's Bohemian Revolution)
In summary, one point is given to Nicole's Yan, she raised her eyebrows and my soul was hooked.
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